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Maximum native reasoning requests: Managed fresh sessions and parallel workers request each model's highest advertised reasoning level and record control limits; current-host sessions use deep-work instructions without presenting flags or prompts as proof of actual model reasoning.
Evidence-backed autonomous inquiry: Discoverable facts and in-scope reversible choices bind to machine tasks and close only after a recorded conclusion passes matching verification, reducing unnecessary waiting while leaving permissions, irreversible actions, and genuine preferences to the user.
BREAKING — Managed launch policy: Raw custom worker commands and launches without a verified maximum level are rejected, including resumed chains; unsupported maximum levels never silently fall back, and unmanaged hosts retain honest control labels.
Deep planning and falsification: Planning and execution investigate surrounding constraints, compare minimal options, seek counterevidence, and verify results using the existing assumption and correction records rather than a second workflow state.
Human-decision protection: Fresh sessions, parallel workers, and verification share decision guards; rewriting, closing, or reclassifying existing human questions during execution records failure and blocks continuation, and unfinished guards after forced termination never count as success.
Conclusion freshness: Autonomous conclusions are fingerprinted into execution evidence, so changing a question, choice, or rationale requires re-verification; legacy unclassified questions keep blocking for human review instead of allowing relabeling to bypass authority.