gate-check

# Gate Check An option set is normally judged by whoever drafted it. That is the one judgment the drafter cannot make well: the options inherit the frame they were drafted from, so an option set standing on the wrong axis looks complete from inside. This skill puts an independent adjudicator on the option set itself — not on the work the gate is about — and then checks the adjudicator's reasoning against the substrate before either reaches you. The check separates two things that usually collapse into one: **who wrote the options** and **who says they are worth asking**. Everything below exists to keep those apart, including from itself. ## Caller Signature ``` /gate-check [gate?] [advisor?] gate : (implicit) | explicit draft -- optional; defaults to the gate drafted in the current turn advisor : { codex } -- optional; the independent adjudicator behind the -- (gate question, frozen option set, settled -- constraints, pointers) -- → { axis reading, falsifier, a ground cited for every -- conclusion asserted, and either a verdict — with -- what a collapse reduces to, or what axis a -- malformed relocates onto — or, where none of the -- three fits,...