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Only a literal pattern may take the personal boundary off a turn (V-666)

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Naming a destination takes the guessing query sources off a turn, and the
personal boundary is one of them. Every other guesser costs an answer when it
is wrongly dropped. This one costs the rule that a question about him never
reaches an upstream engine.

Three deciders name a destination now and two of them infer it: the routing
heads and the resident model. Decision.SourceAnchored says a stage 0 grammar
read the words instead. queryWalk honours it for the source marked
boundary: true and for no other, so the rest of the table is unchanged.

Owner's call of 2026-08-09.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013ptwopxyo3Z2kwFckHkLvN
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2026-08-09 01:56:46 +04:00
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@@ -79,6 +79,15 @@ type querySource struct {
// not named do not get to try. The lookups still run, because a named
// destination is evidence and not a promise.
guesses bool
// boundary — dropping this source widens what leaves the box, so only a
// literal pattern may do it (V-666, owner's call of 2026-08-09).
//
// Every other guesser costs an answer when it is wrongly taken off a turn.
// This one costs the rule that a question about him never reaches an
// upstream engine. A grammar read the words to name a destination. A model
// and a softmax both inferred one, and neither may spend that.
boundary bool
}
// querySources is the ordered chain actionQuery walks; first source to claim
@@ -156,7 +165,7 @@ var querySources = []querySource{
// below answers from the world's. A question about him that got this far
// has no answer in his data, and no outside source can supply one, so this
// stops the walk rather than let the encyclopedia and the model guess.
{name: "personal", answer: (*reactiveHandler).queryPersonal, dest: router.SourceRecall, guesses: true},
{name: "personal", answer: (*reactiveHandler).queryPersonal, dest: router.SourceRecall, guesses: true, boundary: true},
// The world, read live. Owner's ruling of 2026-08-02: a metasearch hit beats
// a frozen ZIM, so SearXNG asks before Kiwix does. Nothing of his is at
// stake by this point — the boundary above already stopped every question
@@ -198,12 +207,17 @@ var querySources = []querySource{
// No destination named ⇒ the table exactly as written, which is what shipped
// before the field existed. That is the floor. The classifier arm names
// nothing, so a box whose model is down routes queries the way it always did.
func queryWalk(dest router.Source) (walk, skipped []querySource) {
// The personal boundary is the one exception, and anchored is what buys it
// (V-666). A grammar matched a literal pattern to name the destination. The
// routing heads and the resident model inferred one, and an inferred SourceWorld
// takes the boundary off a question about him. That widens what is asked
// upstream rather than costing a local answer, so those two keep it.
func queryWalk(dest router.Source, anchored bool) (walk, skipped []querySource) {
if dest == router.SourceUnknown {
return querySources, nil
}
for _, s := range querySources {
if s.guesses && s.dest != dest {
if s.guesses && s.dest != dest && (anchored || !s.boundary) {
skipped = append(skipped, s)
continue
}
@@ -219,7 +233,7 @@ func (h *reactiveHandler) actionQuery(ctx context.Context, dec router.Decision)
// (V-564). Finish names everyone below the winner.
decision.Expect(ctx, decision.StageQuery, querySourceNames())
rec := decision.From(ctx)
walk, skipped := queryWalk(dec.Source)
walk, skipped := queryWalk(dec.Source, dec.SourceAnchored)
for _, src := range skipped {
rec.Note(decision.Claim{
Stage: decision.StageQuery, Claimant: src.name, Outcome: decision.NeverAsked,