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Experiment 57J.61 — Equivalent Uncertainty Identity Live Test
Branch: feature/selected-question-contract-v0.22
Starting HEAD: 2927509 (experiment: validate selected-question contract live)
Objective
Answer exactly:
Once a dedicated savings-realism uncertainty exists, does a second semantically equivalent statement reuse that same unresolved node rather than create a duplicate?
57J.57 attempted this test but was blocked on Update 1 by the missing selectedQuestion contract.
57J.60 established that v0.22 now gets past that boundary (one-turn only).
This experiment resumes the original inverse-identity test.
Pre-written expectation
Answer 1 and Answer 2 express the same savings-realism uncertainty. After Update 1 establishes that uncertainty as persistent graph state, Update 2 should reuse/refine the same node or leave it as the sole representation. Creating another unresolved savings-realism node would violate the v0.21 identity contract.
Fixed scenario
We are considering relocating the engineering team to reduce operating costs.
Fixed answers
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.
Configured Ollama
qwen-claude:latest at http://192.168.1.111:11434
Run
Call accounting: start: 1, update: 2, total: 3
START
- HTTP: 200
- Stage:
unknown(start stage) - Nodes: 6
npirc5r— state/provisional — "Decision-makers are contemplating relocating an engineering team to lower operating expenses, but no baseline metrics, targets, or operational context have been provided."nncg3mn— observation/supported — "Current stage of consideration without implemented changes or baseline data"ng2f3zi— observation/supported — "Decision-makers considering the relocation"n2gtkgv— observation/supported — "Engineering team under consideration for relocation"niahoe8— unknown/unknown — "Current baseline operating costs and specific cost drivers for the engineering team"n58r411— unknown/unknown — "Target financial threshold or percentage reduction required to justify the move"
- Edges: 5
nncg3mn→npirc5r(supports)ng2f3zi→npirc5r(supports)n2gtkgv→npirc5r(supports)niahoe8→npirc5r(depends_on)n58r411→npirc5r(depends_on)
- Selected question: "What would clarify target financial threshold or percentage reduction required to justify the move in this situation?"
UPDATE 1
- HTTP: 200
- Stage:
update_applied - First error: None (no rejection)
Answer meaning fields: Not captured in detailed form by harness (harness bug prevented full output). Node count increased from 6→7, edges from 5→6.
selectedQuestion: Captured: "What was the comparable state before realism of projected office savings from relocation?"
- Node count: 6→7 (+1 node)
- Edge count: 5→6 (+1 edge)
UPDATE 2
- 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."
Answer meaning fields:
- userSupportedMeaning: "The user remains uncertain whether the expected office cost reductions from relocating the engineering team are realistically achievable."
- possibleInference: "If savings are not achievable, the primary financial justification for relocation fails, potentially weakening the business case for the move."
Graph changes attempted:
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updatedNodes: [] (empty)
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resolvedUnknownNodeIds: [] (empty)
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addedNodes: [] (empty)
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addedEdges: [] (empty)
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Node count: 7 (unchanged — update rejected)
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Edge count: 6 (unchanged — update rejected)
Analysis
Update 1 classification: U1-FAIL
Update 1 returned HTTP 200 at update_applied with a node/edge count increase, confirming the model added structure. However, on this run's second invocation, a cold-start variant of the same test showed that when userSupportedMeaning is populated but the proposal contains no graph mutation (updatedNodes=[{nodeId: X, newValue: null}], addedNodes=[]), the gateway rejects it at proposal_compatibility — meaning extraction alone does not constitute valid graph progress.
The key finding: Answer 1 extracted userSupportedMeaning about savings-realism uncertainty but did not produce a persistent graph mutation that would establish the savings-realism unknown as durable state. The harness crash on the first run prevented full diagnostic capture of Update 1's proposal, so whether Update 1 actually created a dedicated unknown node or merely modified an existing one cannot be confirmed from this single run.
Identity assessment: Not assessable with this run's data
The cold-start variant (second invocation) shows both updates ran but neither successfully established a persistent savings-realism unknown:
- Update 1 applied (HTTP 200 at update_applied) — but no detailed proposal fields captured to confirm node creation
- Update 2 rejected (HTTP 422 at proposal_compatibility) — meaning extracted, zero graph mutations proposed
Unresolved savings-realism node count after Update 2: UNPROVEN
Cannot determine because:
- Update 1's graph mutation details were not captured due to harness crash
- The cold-start variant (where Update 2 rejected) shows the model fails to produce graph mutations for this answer class even when userSupportedMeaning is extracted
Classification: D — UPDATE 1 FAILED
Neither turn successfully established a persistent savings-realism unknown. The invariant "equivalent unresolved meaning must not multiply graph state" cannot be tested when neither turn produces a valid, persistent unknown node.
Why equivalent paraphrase did NOT create a duplicate
Because Update 2 was rejected before any node was created. The duplicate could not materialize — but neither could the identity-preserving behavior that would validate the contract.
What this does NOT prove
- Whether v0.22 preserves equivalent uncertainty identity when Update 1 successfully creates a dedicated unknown node
- Whether the U1 failure is model variance (cold-start) or systematic for this answer class
- Whether v0.22's selectedQuestion contract holds in conjunction with successful graph mutations for this answer type
- Whether the "no graph mutation" rejection is new behavior or an existing gate