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  ### Mode D Model Notice (fires once, at the same trigger as this gate)
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- The moment FH self-development work begins (= the gate's own activation trigger: an FH asset is about
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- to be modified), check the **session model** (self-identity; if the runtime withholds it, treat as
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- unknown) and surface **one line** then proceed, never block:
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- - Model known and opus-tier or above → no notice (already optimal).
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- - Model known and below opus-tier → *"이 작업은 FH 자체개발(Mode D)입니다 — 가용 최강 모델 핀을
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- 권장합니다 (`/model opus` 이상; 측정 근거: README §Model setup). 그대로 진행해도 floored
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- 디스패치가 깊이 턴을 커버하지만, 세션-레벨 설계 깊이는 핀이 좌우합니다."*
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- - Model unknown (runtime withholds identity) → static fallback: *"FH 자체개발 작업입니다 — 세션
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- 모델이 opus 이상이 아니라면 핀 전환을 권장합니다 (`/model opus`+)."*
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- **Guards**: once per session · advisory only — **never switch the session model** (human override is
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- inviolable; a pin is not a cap — tier-floor resolution §Floor governance) · field-project operation
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- sessions (no FH asset modification) never see this notice — the Sonnet default stays friction-free.
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- > **Related — capability-escalation consent**: whether a session actually *escalates* to a stronger
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- > model or a cross-family sidecar (not just this advisory notice) is governed separately by
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- > `knowledge/shared/harness-core/capability_escalation_consent.md` — the negotiated-consent protocol
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- > (UAP `sidecar_consent`/`floorup_consent`) that decides ask-once vs. no-surprise floor-up/sidecar use.
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- > This notice is the passive advisory; that doc is the active escalation gate.
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+ When FH self-dev begins (an FH asset is about to change), check the **session model** and surface **one
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+ line**, then proceed — never block, **never switch the model** (human override inviolable): opus-tier+
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+ no notice · below-opus recommend `/model opus`+ · unknown → static fallback recommend. Once per session;
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+ field-project (non-FH-asset) sessions never see it. Whether a session actually *escalates* (not just this
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+ advisory) is governed separately by `capability_escalation_consent.md`.
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+ > **Detail**: See `knowledge/shared/harness-core/claude_md_gate_details.md §Mode-D-Model-Notice` the
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+ > exact 3-branch wording (한글), the full guards, and the capability-escalation-consent cross-ref — read
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+ > when surfacing the notice.
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  ## Field-Harness Load-Bearing Change Gate (cross-family, pre-merge)
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  > **Detail** (discretion principle · 4-face signature · gate mechanics · n=7 qasp evidence):
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  > `knowledge/shared/harness-core/field_verdict_crossfamily_gate.md`.
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+ ## Field-Harness Diagnostic — "진단해줘 / 개선해줘" on a mapped project (compose → rank → HITL)
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+ The gate above fires on a **specific field code change**. This is its **on-demand pull sibling**: when
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+ the operator, working in a mapped project, asks to *diagnose* or *improve* the harness itself ("진단해줘",
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+ "개선해줘", "check this project"), don't hand-pick one skill — **compose the checks FH already has into a
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+ single ranked diagnostic list and get per-item approval.** The value is that the operator asks once and
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+ the harness surfaces *everything* worth fixing, ranked, instead of the operator having to know which of a
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+ dozen skills to invoke. Every fix is HITL — the diagnostic **proposes**, never auto-edits.
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+ **Composition (no-reinvention — every row is an existing check; the diagnostic only *routes and ranks*):**
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+ | Lens | Existing check | Catches (real examples from 2026-07-08) |
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+ | **Confidentiality / leak** | `/public-surface-audit` (incl. Step 3c ignore-verification) | a hardcoded internal API host literal in a SKILL body; a `local_*_context.md` that is **tracked** when it should be gitignored (the gitignore-mistake class) |
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+ | **Split integrity** | `/phantom-quench` **Step 2.7** (bidirectional) | orphan detail sections + phantom pointers in a SKILL.md ↔ SKILL_detail.md pair |
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+ | **Token / salience** | salience-split candidates (`/context-doctor` · `/salience-splitter` targets) | oversized always-loaded SKILL.md / CLAUDE.md — trim candidates |
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+ | **Structure** | `/harness-doctor` (L1–L4) | orphaned/redundant/decorative units, missing Done-When, ≥70% overlap |
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+ | **Verdict/gate degrade** | `scripts/degrade_direction_scan.sh` | a field verdict/gate helper that degrades toward permissive (advisory pre-screen) |
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+ **Output**: one ranked list, `M` (must-fix) / `S` (should-fix) / `R` (recommended) — same tiering as
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+ harness-doctor — each item stating *lens · file:line · one-line fix*. **Then HITL**: the operator approves
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+ per item (or a batch); an approved fix routes to the owning skill's normal path (and, if it is itself a
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+ load-bearing field change, through the Load-Bearing Change Gate above). **Nothing is auto-fixed** — the
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+ diagnostic's job is the *intelligent list*, the human's job is the *go*.
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+ **Guards**: (a) fires on a **project-level** "진단/개선" ask, not a single-file edit request (those go
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+ straight to the relevant skill); (b) **once per ask** — not a per-turn nag; (c) **company residency** —
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+ run leak/confidentiality lenses locally, sanitize before any cross-family dispatch, and *surface*
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+ company-sensitive findings (tracked company hosts, git-history rewrites) for operator decision rather
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+ than auto-fixing them (dogfood 2026-07-08: the `local_pmh_context.md` tracked-company-hosts finding was
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+ surfaced, not auto-untracked — history rewrite is the operator's call); (d) **autonomy floor** — the
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+ compose/rank judgment is trusted at opus-tier+; below-floor, run the individual checks and present raw
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+ rather than silently skipping a lens. Scale to the ask: a quick "뭐 고칠 거 있어?" runs the cheap
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+ mechanical lenses (leak · split · token); "제대로 진단해줘" runs all five + harness-doctor depth.
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+ ## Onboarding / Acceleration Autopilot — "새 프로젝트 · 하네스 작성 · 가속화" (discover → compose → rank → install-HITL)
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+ The **install-direction twin of the Field-Harness Diagnostic**: same `compose → rank → HITL` engine, but
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+ it decides *what to install/wire* instead of *what to fix*. When the operator enters an onboarding /
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+ acceleration door (returning-menu ①②③: "새 프로젝트", "하네스 작성/작성해줘", "이 프로젝트 가속화",
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+ "harness-ify", "accelerate this project"), don't hand-run one skill — **auto-discover the local state,
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+ let the innovator center a recommend cascade, produce a ranked install plan, and gate every install.**
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+ **Flow:**
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+ 1. **Phase 0 — State Audit + branch (auto-discovery)**: read the target's existing `.claude/agents|skills`,
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+ `CLAUDE.md`, mapped `tracks/`, **locally-connected sibling repos** (the env-delta SessionStart hook already
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+ emits "N unmapped sibling repos"), and the `LOCAL_SKILL_REGISTRY` + stack/language. Then **branch**:
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+ *new-build* (no prior harness) · *extend-existing* (harness present → found→extend, never fork) ·
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+ *maintain* (mature harness → route to the Field-Harness Diagnostic instead). This audit-and-branch pre-step
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+ is imported from the revfactory/harness Phase-0 State Audit (sister-audit 2026-07-07) — it tightens FH's
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+ found→extend reflex and is the "이미 로컬에 연결돼 있으면 자동 탐색" mechanism.
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+ 2. **Innovator-centered recommend**: `persona-innovator` centers the cascade (Mode I on acceleration / Mode F
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+ on FH-dev), composing `plugin-recommender` (Tier 0 platform → Tier 1 official → Tier 2/3) +
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+ `cross-ecosystem-synergy-detection` (locally-connected skills worth wiring) + inferred technical level
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+ (conversation-cue read, also imported from revfactory) to shape *what* and *how much*.
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+ 3. **Ranked install plan**: one list, `M`/`S`/`R`, each item = *what · why · source (Tier 0 built-in / Tier 1
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+ official / local sibling / FH scaffold) · exact install command*. No-reinvention: an official/built-in that
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+ covers the need ranks above a net-new scaffold.
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+ 4. **Install — HITL, non-overwriting**: per-item approval; **never clobber an existing `.claude/`** (propose
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+ merge/skip if present — this is FH's edge over revfactory's post-plan auto-write and harness-100's raw
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+ `cp`). Any generated/installed FH asset runs the **4-axis gate**; a field scaffold runs
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+ `asset-placement-gate` + `steel-quench`. **"끝까지 해줘 / 자율로 완주" → full-autonomy**: run the whole
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+ plan under the `/goal-quench` budget+quality gate (token cost accepted by the operator), still
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+ non-overwriting and still gated per asset — autonomy removes the per-item *prompt*, never the *gate*.
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+ **Guards**: (a) **non-overwriting is inviolable** — the one thing both revfactory surfaces get wrong; FH
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+ proposes merge, never clobbers; (b) **no-reinvention** — Tier 0/1 first, scaffold only what adds governance;
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+ (c) **company residency** — discovery of a company sibling repo surfaces it, does not auto-map/leak it;
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+ (d) **autonomy floor** — the discover/rank judgment is trusted at opus-tier+; below-floor, present the raw
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+ recommend and ask; (e) **once per door-entry**, not a per-turn nag. This is the door ③ (accelerate) engine
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+ and the new-project/harness-write path made autonomous — the operator asks once and the harness discovers,
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+ ranks, and (on request) installs everything worth wiring.
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  ## Irreversibility Gates — Surface-Class Degrade Invariant (shared spine of the two gates below)
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  | "ready to PR", "about to push", "merge this", "PR 올려줘", FH asset changed in session | 4-axis auto-gate (see above — runs automatically, no proposal needed) |
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  | **field verdict/gate/safety/irreversible code changed** in a mapped project (function returning a verdict enum / gate exit code / safety-invariant · publish/delete/history path) — **proactive, before merge** | **Field-Harness Load-Bearing Change Gate** (see above → degrade-lint → cross-family review → converge; same rigor as FH assets, applied to field code) |
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+ | **"진단해줘", "개선해줘", "diagnose this", "improve this harness", "check this project", "audit this project"** — said while working **in a mapped project** (not a single-file ask) | **Field-Harness Diagnostic** (see §Field-Harness Diagnostic below → compose existing checks into one ranked M/S/R list → HITL approval per item, nothing auto-fixed) |
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+ | **"새 프로젝트", "하네스 작성해줘", "이 프로젝트 가속화", "harness-ify this", "accelerate this project"** — an onboarding/acceleration door (returning-menu ①②③) | **Onboarding / Acceleration Autopilot** (see §Onboarding / Acceleration Autopilot below → Phase 0 auto-discover + branch → innovator-centered recommend → ranked install plan → HITL per item, non-overwriting; "끝까지 자율로" → full-autonomy under /goal-quench gate) |
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+ ## §Mode-D-Model-Notice
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+ The moment FH self-development work begins (= the gate's own activation trigger: an FH asset is about
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+ to be modified), check the **session model** (self-identity; if the runtime withholds it, treat as
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+ - Model known and opus-tier or above → no notice (already optimal).
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+ - Model known and below opus-tier → *"이 작업은 FH 자체개발(Mode D)입니다 — 가용 최강 모델 핀을
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+ 디스패치가 깊이 턴을 커버하지만, 세션-레벨 설계 깊이는 핀이 좌우합니다."*
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+ - Model unknown (runtime withholds identity) → static fallback: *"FH 자체개발 작업입니다 — 세션
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+ 모델이 opus 이상이 아니라면 핀 전환을 권장합니다 (`/model opus`+)."*
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+ **Guards**: once per session · advisory only — **never switch the session model** (human override is
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+ inviolable; a pin is not a cap — tier-floor resolution §Floor governance) · field-project operation
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+ > **Related — capability-escalation consent**: whether a session actually *escalates* to a stronger
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+ > model or a cross-family sidecar (not just this advisory notice) is governed separately by
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+ > `knowledge/shared/harness-core/capability_escalation_consent.md` — the negotiated-consent protocol
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+ > (UAP `sidecar_consent`/`floorup_consent`) that decides ask-once vs. no-surprise floor-up/sidecar use.
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+ > This notice is the passive advisory; that doc is the active escalation gate.
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  "name": "@chrono-meta/fh-gate",
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  "description": "FH runtime adapters — run FH governance, skills, and agents via Claude or Codex with machine-parseable gates.",
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+ > **Detail**: See `SKILL_detail.md §Composition-Pattern-Labels` — the six revfactory-vocabulary labels
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+ > (Pipeline / Fan-out-in / Expert Pool / Producer-Reviewer / Supervisor / Hierarchical) mapped to the
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  > Architecture basis: Anthropic [Harness Design for Long-Running Apps](https://www.anthropic.com/engineering/harness-design-long-running-apps) — single agent ($9, fails) vs. multi-agent harness ($200, perfect). Cost gap justified by quality gap.
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+ ## §Composition-Pattern-Labels — revfactory Team-Pattern Vocabulary (naming only)
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+ | **Pipeline** | sequential Waves, each consuming the prior's fan-in (Wave 0→1→2) |
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+ | **Fan-out-in** | parallel Wave 1 split → Step 4 fan-in integration |
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+ | **Expert Pool** | Step 0.2 capability-fit routing to specialist agents |
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+ | **Producer-Reviewer** | a generating agent + an adversarial reviewer (`challenger` / Critic) |
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+ - **ORPHAN section** → decide by governance-semantic criterion: if the content is genuinely detail-tier,
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+ > ontology adaptation, orthogonal-coverage rationale, reverse-contribution candidate) read when tracing
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