Review hall PQRST corpus and close published-record pilot
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Do not add scoring dimensions inside PQRST. Do not run this prompt mid-session unless deliberately closing a phase.
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Estimate the substantive work before the closing ritual. Writing the hall entry,
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rendering its portrait, and the final hall sync are excluded. Coordination and
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verification performed as part of the substantive task still count.
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```text
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## Accepting or rejecting a result
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Reject and re-run if any of the following is true:
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Reject the result as a valid record if any of the following is true:
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- the five values are not integers summing to 100;
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- `Confidence` is missing or not one of `low` / `medium` / `high`;
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- `Dominant factors` merely restates the numbers or says something like "mixed work across several areas";
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- a sixth dimension has been introduced inside the 5-tuple;
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- S is non-zero but no security-specific work actually occurred.
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Preserve the original output and the rejection reason. Do not silently repair
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it or re-run for a better answer; a rejected first attempt is useful evidence.
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If an existing record already has a retry, retain both and label their order.
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Use optional `Notes` to preserve attribution uncertainty, limited session
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context, or any prior allocation hint; do not call those records uncoached.
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