source-grounded-correction-produces-governed-output
OUT derived (depth 7)
The system's lifecycle self-correction — concretely grounded in fail-safe source integrity verification — feeds into a governed output pipeline that is authorized (access-tag gated), bounded (token-budget constrained), and CI-ready (deterministic with nonzero exit codes), ensuring that source-level drift detection translates into actionable, permission-respecting output
Summary
When the system detects that its source materials have drifted or gone stale, it can self-correct and then produce output through a pipeline that respects access permissions, stays within token budgets, and reports problems in a way CI systems can act on. This belief is currently OUT, meaning one or both of its supporting claims — that source integrity grounds self-correction, or that output governance is complete — are not currently held.
Justifications
SL — Source-grounded self-correction (depth-6) detects problems while output governance (depth-5) ensures those problems are communicated through authorized, bounded, automation-friendly channels
Antecedents (all must be IN):
- source-integrity-grounds-lifecycle-self-correction — The system's lifecycle-spanning self-correction is concretely grounded in fail-safe source integrity: the end-to-end source pipeline (convention-based path resolution, collision-resistant SHA-256 hashing, comprehensive staleness detection, CI gating) provides the verification mechanism that makes maintenance-time self-correction practically achievable alongside creation-time exhaustive derivation.
- output-governance-is-complete-authorized-and-ci-ready — All system output is simultaneously structurally complete (priority-ordered compact summaries with predictable bounds), authorized (access-tag subset gating with transitive inheritance), resource-constrained (accurate bidirectional token budgets), and machine-parseable (deterministic CI-ready staleness reports with nonzero exit codes).
Dependents
These beliefs depend on this one:
- source-grounded-correction-has-tripartite-assurance — The system's lifecycle self-correction — concretely grounded in fail-safe source integrity verification with governed output — operates within a tripartite assurance framework providing external control (bounded interfaces with defensive ingestion), internal self-correction (contradiction resolution and staleness detection), and query resilience (graceful degradation across all access paths).