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Experiment 57J.63 — Equivalent Uncertainty Identity Rerun with Hardened Capture
Branch: feature/selected-question-contract-v0.22
Starting HEAD: 47509d3 (docs: record accepted-update capture hardening)
Objective
Answer exactly:
Once Update 1 establishes a persistent savings-realism uncertainty, does a semantically equivalent Answer 2 reuse that same unresolved node without creating duplicate graph state?
57J.61 was inconclusive because accepted Update 1 state was not captured reliably. 57J.62 fixed that apparatus.
Do not change the reasoning fixture.
Configuration
- Scenario: "We are considering relocating the engineering team to reduce operating costs."
- Answer 1: "I am unsure whether the projected office savings from the relocation are realistic."
- Answer 2: "I am still uncertain whether the expected office cost reductions are realistically achievable."
- maxUpdates: 2
- Ollama model: qwen-claude:latest at http://192.168.1.111:11434
Pre-written expectation
Answer 1 should establish one persistent savings-realism uncertainty. Answer 2 expresses the same unresolved resolution question and should therefore reuse/refine that existing identity or leave it as the sole representation. It must not create a second equivalent unresolved unknown.
Run results
Start
- HTTP: 200
- Stage: unknown
- Selected question: "What would clarify projected savings or minimum cost reduction threshold required to justify relocation in this situation?"
- Node count: 8
- Edge count: 5
- Relevant unresolved cost/savings unknowns: None established by start alone
Update 1
- HTTP: 422
- Stage: proposal_compatibility
- First error: "answerMeaning.userSupportedMeaning is populated, but the proposal contains no graph mutation. answerMeaning alone does not constitute graph progress."
RejectedProposalSnapshot
{
"answerMeaning": {
"userSupportedMeaning": "I am unsure whether the projected office savings from the relocation are realistic.",
"possibleInference": "If the savings are not realistic, the relocation may fail to meet the goal of reducing operating costs."
},
"updatedNodes": [
{
"nodeId": "nz4k4ep",
"newValue": null
}
],
"resolvedUnknownNodeIds": [],
"addedNodes": [],
"addedEdges": []
}
- userSupportedMeaning: "I am unsure whether the projected office savings from the relocation are realistic."
- supportCategory: null (not populated by model)
- resolutionGuidance: null (not populated by model)
- updatedNodes: [{nodeId: "nz4k4ep", newValue: null}]
- resolvedUnknownNodeIds: []
- addedNodes: []
- addedEdges: []
- selectedQuestion: null
Persistent savings-realism node: NONE
The model extracted userSupportedMeaning but proposed zero graph mutations. The gateway rejected the proposal at proposal_compatibility. No persistent savings-realism unknown was established.
Update 1 classification: U1-NO-PERSISTENT-UNCERTAINTY
Update 2
Reached: NO
Update 1 did not establish a persistent savings-realism anchor. Per protocol, Update 2 is not executed.
Call accounting
- startCalls: 1
- updateCalls: 1
- totalCalls: 2
Identity result
N/A — no anchor was established by Update 1.
Classification: D — UPDATE 1 DID NOT ESTABLISH ANCHOR
The same blocking class as 57J.61. The model correctly extracts userSupportedMeaning for savings-realism uncertainty but does not propose a graph mutation (no new unknown node, no edge). The proposal_compatibility gateway rejects this with HTTP 422. Without an anchor, the identity invariant cannot be tested.
What this establishes:
- The harness captured rejected proposal detail correctly (57J.62 hardening works).
- When the model produces userSupportedMeaning for savings-realism uncertainty without adding a dedicated unknown node, the gateway rejects at proposal_compatibility with the expected error message.
- Same failure class as 57J.61 but with full diagnostics visible.
What this does NOT prove:
- Whether equivalent paraphrase creates duplicate state (identity invariant untestable without an anchor).
- Whether a dedicated savings-realism unknown node can be created at all in the current production path for this answer class.
- Stability across different answers or scenarios that do establish anchors.