A.6.3.NAR:5.6 - Automated event-graph narrative

An LLM or NLG system uses source claims designating an event graph, agent goals, constraints, and a domain schema, then performs generation Work and proposes the resulting story-scene carrier. The first inspection compares the proposed sequence with the selected event relations, marks preserved constraints, omissions, and hallucinated connective claims, and limits use to candidate review.

Generated prose is not an admitted narrative episteme merely because it is fluent. Use C.35 when the generated result is intended to inform architecturing; it tests that exact result’s next architecture use. If reliance-facing use later opens exact NAR, independently identify EventPlan-X and StoryScene-Y, then state EventNarrativization : EventPlan-X -> StoryScene-Y, the additional source chain, loss, prohibited strengthening, and return. The graph and schema are not X; the system’s generation Work, evidence, assurance, and publication remain separate.