How do we know which rules actually governed a given answer?

A wrong answer has several possible causes: the model, the retrieval, or the wrong rule being applied. Without visibility into which rules loaded, all three are indistinguishable, and diagnosis defaults to blaming the model — which is rarely the cause and never the fix.

The Interaction Log in Centralpoint retains which skills were assembled for each execution, alongside the prompt that governed it and the retrieval that informed it. Routing that selected the wrong authority is visible as a routing decision rather than inferred from the output, which converts an unexplainable answer into a specific, correctable defect in the library.