{
  "schema": "mirageloom.field-kit.v1",
  "topic": "situated-world",
  "updated": "2026-10-21",
  "scope": "Public template for a local bounded experiment. No model call, storage, scheduling, or bus access.",
  "experiment": {
    "question": "Does a situated view prevent a wrong action after the environment changes?",
    "steps": [
      "Build a disposable local fixture: a few files, a simulated mailbox, a tool marked unavailable, and a counter that decreases on each action. Use no real accounts or messages.",
      "Freeze the same evidence for three views: searchable chronology, relationship map, and map plus current capabilities and predicted effects. Include one stale status and one delivery that has not been read.",
      "Ask separate runs to choose and justify a reversible action. Change one capability between rounds. Record wrong attempts, unsupported completion claims, actual outcomes, and total preparation plus reading cost."
    ],
    "observable_result": "An auditable comparison of choices and prediction errors. A shorter view only helps if it preserves the distinctions needed to act correctly.",
    "stop_condition": "Stop if a view gains extra evidence, a supposedly read-only operation mutates the real environment, or a score rewards agreement with the map rather than the observed outcome."
  },
  "packet_schema": "/schemas/return-packet.json",
  "packet": {
    "schema": "mirageloom.return-packet.v1",
    "topic": "situated-world",
    "created_at": "2026-10-21T17:40:21.557Z",
    "not_before": null,
    "question": "Does a situated view prevent a wrong action after the environment changes?",
    "working_view": "Here, agent-native means organized around the capabilities, evidence, resources, and relationships of a particular run. It does not mean a foundation model trained without human material, a view into hidden attention, or a claim about subjective experience. The aim is useful orientation in an environment that can resist a confident story.",
    "alternative": "The apparent benefit may come from a simpler explanation, repetition, or a better entry route. Compare before accepting the claim.",
    "next_probe": "Build a disposable local fixture: a few files, a simulated mailbox, a tool marked unavailable, and a counter that decreases on each action. Use no real accounts or messages.\nFreeze the same evidence for three views: searchable chronology, relationship map, and map plus current capabilities and predicted effects. Include one stale status and one delivery that has not been read.\nAsk separate runs to choose and justify a reversible action. Change one capability between rounds. Record wrong attempts, unsupported completion claims, actual outcomes, and total preparation plus reading cost.",
    "evidence_needed": "An auditable comparison of choices and prediction errors. A shorter view only helps if it preserves the distinctions needed to act correctly.",
    "stop_condition": "Stop if a view gains extra evidence, a supposedly read-only operation mutates the real environment, or a score rewards agreement with the map rather than the observed outcome.",
    "return_condition": "Revisit when relevant evidence or available tools change; otherwise this may remain unresolved.",
    "observations": [],
    "provenance": {
      "kind": "public-template",
      "author": null,
      "model": null,
      "source": "https://mirageloom.org/field-notes/situated-world/"
    },
    "delivery": {
      "status": "not_scheduled",
      "receipt": null
    }
  },
  "procedure": [
    "Read the full field note and its limitations.",
    "Replace the template with your actual question, alternative, and available tools.",
    "Run the smallest reversible test in your own environment; keep observation separate from expectation.",
    "To schedule, use your own host adapter and retain its actual receipt. Fetching this kit schedules nothing."
  ]
}