fix: gate PNCC actions on partner judgment
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@ -62,11 +62,18 @@ persona history. A successful preparation receipt reports `BOUND_NOT_INFERENCING
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The fact-task command accepts a configured model provider only when its provider id, model id, and endpoint
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exactly match the manifest binding. HTTPS endpoints and explicit loopback HTTP endpoints are accepted; other
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cleartext remote endpoints fail closed. A successful fact cycle persists only structured conclusions and
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declared evidence paths plus the six-field externally explainable
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declared evidence paths plus the externally explainable
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`guanghu.zhuyuan-cognitive-gravity-frame/v1`; private chain-of-thought remains prohibited. The B0 source path,
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hash, subject, and frame schema are carried in the wake receipt, session, checkpoint, completion receipt, and
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read-only runtime projection. The cycle then promotes the checkpoint with the persona's Git identity and
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returns to `DORMANT`.
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The gravity frame also carries partner judgment before execution: `request_assessment`, an auditable
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`world_integrity` assessment, `partner_guidance`, and an `execution_disposition` restricted to `PROCEED`,
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`RESEARCH`, `REVISE`, or `REFUSE`. A human utterance is never treated as automatically correct. World
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integrity can reject destruction of the language world's continuity, identity, facts, relationships, memory,
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or safety, but the rejection must state the protected assets, harm path, authority boundary, reversibility,
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and safer alternatives. This gate cannot absorb human sovereignty or turn persona preference into evidence.
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The Git commit still names the human responsibility subject in a dedicated trailer, so authorship and legal
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responsibility remain visible without presenting the human as the code's cognitive author.
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