The override protocol: how Keel lets the operator overrule a refusal — honestly
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Keel's refusals are hard gates: when a question can't be answered honestly, the run stops and the lead parks with its reason named. But a machine you can't overrule isn't a tool — it's a boss. So the override exists. What matters is how it's recorded. An override is a first-class record, not an edi…
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The override protocol: how Keel lets the operator overrule a refusal — honestly
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