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The Anatomy of a Reading
Your Primary Driver is the vector that governed the answers you just gave. Every other vector remains on the page so you can see whether the verdict was decisive, or whether a second instinct was standing in the room the entire time.
The Purpose of an Inquiry
A short sequence of calibration prompts, an archetype you can actually name, and an unambiguous limit on what that name is permitted to mean. Every inquiry in the Codex is built to exactly that specification, and none of them is built to be more.
The Sovereignty of the Center
Disagree holds the left pole and agree holds the right. The small circle between them is a deliberate verdict rather than an abstention, and it carries real weight in the vectors the page returns to you.