Inquiry / Prompt Composer
Governed inquiry assembly, kept explicitly separate from candidate knowledge and consequential authority.
This is the actual governed Semantic Inquiry Workspace developed before the current Build 15 / Release Three implementation — embedded live from its own preserved deployment, not a rebuilt or modernized copy. The purpose is chronology and architectural evidence, not a second front door into the current product.
The SIW Evolution page already places Release Two in sequence between the Generation 0 prototype and the current Release Three candidate. This page is the direct destination for actually reviewing it: the real preserved Team Review Candidate 1 workspace, reachable in one step from the SIW area, not only as an outbound link inside a chronology paragraph.
siw-r2-team-review-c1-20260824-121203.richard-lynes.workers.dev. It is not rewritten, re-themed, or modified to resemble Release Three in any way — what you see is exactly what the accepted Team Review Candidate 1 record shows.Preserved where present in the Team Review Candidate 1 build, verified live in this record:
Governed inquiry assembly, kept explicitly separate from candidate knowledge and consequential authority.
Only explicitly activated governed objects appear as active context; the inspector surfaces Object, Origin, Protect, and Standing.
Suggested relevance is not authorization — standing is tracked and displayed as two separate axes.
Candidate semantic objects do not enter the inquiry merely because they are relevant — activation is a deliberate, visible act.
Object validation → receipt validation → standing guards → atomic apply, shown as the last zero-mutation prerequisite before represented atomic application.
The same three-plane interaction shape Release Three's Reader integration continues, in its original, unmodified presentation.
Each stage opens the actual preserved or current surface, not a description of it.
Historical interaction demonstration.
Historical working prototype, preserved for architectural lineage.
Canon-bound, Reader-integrated current development candidate.