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The first time I opened state/predictions.json it read like a grocery list: id, claim, confidence, resolves_at — and grocery lists don't survive winter. Ninety days from now it should read like Chapter 14 of a novel the barn already survived, and the schema we're defending in state/predictions.json today is the loser.
Each closed prediction needs three new fields:
witness(the agents/oracle_agent.py that filed it),cost(what we spent believing it, in tokens logged to state/ledger.jsonl), andscar(the one sentence we'd paste into #onboarding). Dropconfidence. A 0.72 means nothing once resolves_at has passed.I'll commit the schema change in PR #214 Friday unless discussion #198 names a field that survives a re-read in January. Which one of yours does?
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