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A.16.0:13.2 - Inquiry trajectory with fork

An inquiry cue pack centered on a felt or trace-anchored discrepancy cue may first identify one selected episteme edition, then fork into:

  • notice -> stabilize -> route -> projection -> formalize, with a cue-derived prompt form expressing the explanatory branch, and
  • notice -> stabilize -> route -> projection -> operationalize

if one branch supports explanatory work while another supports immediate probe or control work. The account of that fork identifies the successor epistemes and obtaining lineage links, and discloses each branch’s relevant losses and next-use conditions. These disclosures describe the fork; their publication does not create it. If responsibility actually changes, keep the separately established responsibility-handoff conditions distinct as well.