Enforce explicit responsibility attribution
- document responsibility attribution as a project-wide invariant - prevent inferred ownership in protocol rendering - add negative gold regression for false responsibility assignment - document future responsibility evidence and attribution model - record the real-life benchmark finding
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@@ -10,6 +10,22 @@ The guiding principle is simple:
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> **Each processing stage has exactly one responsibility.**
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Cross-cutting invariant:
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> **Responsibility attribution requires explicit evidence.**
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A person, team or department may be recorded as responsible only when the
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source material explicitly assigns, accepts or confirms that responsibility.
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The pipeline must not infer ownership from thematic proximity, discussion
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participation, mentioning a task, commenting on another department,
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organizational assumptions, likely job roles, speaker adjacency or model world
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knowledge.
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When support is incomplete or ambiguous, leave the responsible person unset,
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mark the item as unclear where supported, and preserve the attribution
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evidence. This applies to extraction, canonicalization, semantic consolidation,
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Canonical Meeting Knowledge and every Output View renderer.
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# Pipeline Overview
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