KCAE.SEARCH:4.1 - Keep the question, facts and variants separate

Retain the user’s wording or source episode, the receiving result, known facts and current unknowns. Add a corpus-language translation, a description of the missing result, and a rival interpretation when those can expose different material. For CedarBench, “buy faster workers” remains the request; “prevent duplicate resend” is a search hypothesis supported by the morning correction episode, not an established cause.

Generate variants from relations as well as nouns. Ask what operation might produce the missing result, what condition might defeat it and which result an already found method requires. A hypothetical answer can provide retrieval vocabulary, but any invented product, causal link or configuration remains outside the case facts. When an actual reading changes the question, state the change and preserve the unresolved part of the earlier one.