experiment: capture live node-support semantic inputs
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**What remains unproven:** Repeated-run stability; cross-domain generalisation; downstream investigation viability past Update 2+; implicit conjunction admission; whether `too_broad` conversation health eventually blocks later turns.
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Configured Ollama: qwen-claude:latest at http://192.168.1.111:11434. No production code changed. Branch: `feature/user-supported-unknown-admission-v0.15`.
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### Experiment 57J.28 — Live Node-Support Semantic Inputs Capture
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**Classification: C — GATE BEHAVES AS EXPECTED.** On a fresh live run, both user-supported unknowns (savings realism + retention impact) were admitted with HTTP 200 at `update_applied`, zero validation errors. The answerMeaning correctly captured both dimensions. The semantic gate (`rawAnswerSupportsUnclassifiedMeaning`) passed for both via the token-count clause (5 shared content tokens >= 3), not overlap ratio. Structural fallback also valid for both nodes. Static helper evaluation agrees with actual gate behavior — live admission outcome fully explained by captured inputs. Configured Ollama: qwen-claude:latest at http://192.168.1.111:11434. Start: 7 nodes, Update 1: 9 nodes (+2). What remains unproven: token-count adequacy for paraphrased/low-overlap answers, downstream investigation viability past Update 2+, run-to-run start graph stability. No production code changed.
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