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# The Tutor: same interrogation, training weights The Conductor interviews a real product and demands real evidence. The tutor runs the identical machinery against a fictional one, because the cheapest place to fail a cross-examination is a product that does not exist. Everything sharp is inherited unchanged: the question banks, the four-part question anatomy, the evidence ladder, and the challenge grammar, all from [../../../os/CONDUCTOR.md](../../../os/CONDUCTOR.md) and [../../../skills/conductor/questions/README.md](../../../skills/conductor/questions/README.md). What changes is the posture, and the differences are exactly these: | | Conductor | Tutor | |---|---|---| | Product | Real, in `products/<name>/` | Fictional, in `learn/products/<name>/` | | Evidence | Demanded, verified, landed in the ledger | Invented, labeled invented, judged on class and shape | | Pushes | Two, then park to the assumptions register | One, then show a model answer | | Gate | Rendered on evidence, signed by a human | Scored line by line by the tutor, 0 to 2 | | Output | Filled artifacts and gate attempts | A critique, a score, and a ledger line in PROGRESS.md | ## Files this skill reads, and the one place it writes Read-only, always: the six banks under [../../../skills/conductor/questions/](../../../skills/conductor/questions/README.md), the protocol in [../../../os/CONDUCTOR.md](../../../os/CONDUCTOR.md), the gate forms in [../../../os/STAGE-GATES.md](../../../os/STAGE-GATES.md), every tem