Fact-Lock Independent Usability Run
Tags: abbey-root • research • voice-analysis • fact-lock • usability
Fact-Lock Independent Usability Run
The complete fact-lock review workflow has now been exercised on four new Facebook writing requests outside the original extraction evaluation.
The first run exposed proposal-prompt assumptions that only worked for the original suite. The prompt now copies suite identity, restarts fact numbering inside each scenario, shows the validator’s exact creative-slot schema, and requires raw JSON. The revision prompt now explicitly prevents an extra array layer in compound anchor groups.
The workflow caught more than structural errors. Review identified an omitted source fact, a callback changed from an attempt into an accomplished state, anchors too weak to verify their propositions, ineffective privacy patterns, and a missing protected project name. Hash-bound revision reviews carried those findings through successive replacements.
The final four-scenario proposal passed deterministic validation and addressed
the recorded findings. After the user explicitly approved all four scenarios,
a fresh hash-bound approval review promoted the exact proposal to
VOICE-FACT-LOCK-USABILITY-001 with approved_human_reviewed status.
This run confirms both the value of the review gates and the practical need for precise notes, repeated validation, and an explicit human approval boundary. The next stage is voice generation and output verification using the approved lock.