Nothing changed
The terminal capability aggregate recorded grounding.proposal=false, grounding.changed=false, and the named block grounding.blockedBy=readingHasHoles.
Development command · slash origin recorded 2026-08-09
/ground
Propose a reading lens — a change in what the next reading should look for — from what the current reading is actually unsure of. The proposal is an offer; nothing changes until the writer accepts it, and it never edits the manuscript.
Execution and result
It offered nothing, and said why.
Driven on the Circe chapter of Ulysses (episode 15, lines 20051–25573), the command declined to propose a lens: the reading was carrying an unread stretch of 2,830 lines. “A grounding lens changes how the work is READ; it cannot close a gap where the work has not been read at all.” Of the reading's two problems, only one is a lens problem — and the command refuses to dress the other up as one.
What the run proved
An offer, not a mutation.
Free
No paid model call was recorded for the turn. The stance is derived from the persisted uncertainty score, not from a new reading.
Development boundary
Slash origin only. The natural-language origin and the accepted-lens path remain unproven, and the release allow-list stays empty.