Step 4 of 19 · Facts of interest · 3 of 4 · screen 1 of 3
Facts of interest: ask the world
The gesture
Press the gold button Ask the world.
So far
Step 3 reached: 30 records: a charter proposed and defined (#31, #32); the Cell seeded and opened (#36, #37) with a budget of twelve model calls; the way back for its result declared (#43); your question and the release placed inside it (#44, #46); and the Cell pinned to the sheet (#47). No model has read anything yet.
Why now
Until now everything was preparation you could inspect. This is the one moment the study reaches outside: the Cell sends your question and the release to a language model and takes back a reading in a fixed shape. The request, the answer and the grading are three separate records, so that later anyone can tell who said what.
What it reached
9 records: your word to go (ask.given, #48); the request to the model (#50) and its reading (#51) — 4 claims, 2 that happened, 2 only declared; then a request for an assessment (#54), which came back as 0.90, accept (#56). The Cell is ready for review. Nothing is accepted yet.
- Status. happened — the release reports a completed event; declared — the company says it intends; unclear — the text does not settle it.
- Evidence. Every claim carries the sentence it rests on. A claim without a quotation would not be a finding.
- The reader's summary — what is established against what is declared, in two sentences.
- The machine recommends: accept · 0.90. An assessment against the charter's two criteria. It advises; it does not decide.
- Attest · accept →
cell.reviewed— your decision, the next gesture. Archive is the refusal.
