The personal boundary is a guesser, so say so (V-655)

CLAUDE.md said naming SourceWorld leaves his notes, his facts and the
personal boundary running first. The first two are true and the third is
not. The boundary is marked guesses: true, so queryWalk drops it whenever
the named destination is not recall.

That is deliberate and tested. It is what stops the boundary answering
'кто такой Линус Торвальдс?' with 'не нашла у тебя такой записи'. But it
means a destination a model wrote can take the boundary off a turn about
him, and the doc claimed the opposite.

Flagged as the owner's call rather than changed. Only the utterance leaves
the box either way.
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That is the safety argument and it is not negotiable. The table's order is
load-bearing. Every comment on it argues a reason between two sources, and above all
it carries "the owner's data first, then the world". Naming `SourceWorld` does not
send the turn outside. His notes, his facts and the personal boundary still run first.
send the turn outside on its own. His notes and his facts still run first, because
they look rather than guess.
**The personal boundary is the one exception and it is deliberate.** It guesses,
so naming `SourceWorld` drops it. That is what stops it answering "кто такой
Линус Торвальдс?" with "не нашла у тебя такой записи", which it did on
2026-08-07. The cost is that a destination a model wrote can now take the
boundary off a turn. A question about him that the model calls `world` reaches
SearXNG, where today the boundary stops it. Only the utterance leaves the box,
never his notes or history, so this widens what is asked and not what is sent.
`TestNamingRecallKeepsTheBoundary` pins the other half: naming `SourceRecall`
keeps the boundary in front of the world. Whether a model may drop it at all is
the owner's call and has not been made.
What comes out is only the sources that **guess**. Those decide a turn is theirs by
cosine against frozen seeds, then answer whatever they claimed. They hold no table