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Research notebook — qualification
The distinct qualification record for Research notebook. This page is proposal-only.
Record status
- Record ID
- tool:research-notebook
- Parent lifecycle
- candidate
- Page lane
- docs_qualification
- Lane lifecycle
- proposed
- Owner
- Socrates
- Owner role
- University guide and tutor entity
- Owner status
- Not separately recorded
- Qualification result
- NOT RUN · held for evidence and human review
Working browser surface: Tools — overview — Inspect the tool contract, usage, boundaries, and proposed qualification checks. This route is local-only; provider, credential, database, customer, publication, deployment, and production effects remain held.
Qualification status
- Result
- NOT RUN
- Disposition
- HELD
- Reviewer
- Not recorded
- Receipt
- Not recorded
This page defines proposed acceptance criteria for the docs_qualification lane. It does not execute tests, establish compliance, qualify the subject, or authorize an effect.
Lane-specific instrument aids
Outcome definitions
- Verified
- All stated evidence and acceptance requirements passed for the exact reviewed revision; this still does not authorize deployment or an external effect.
- Failed
- One or more deterministic acceptance requirements failed with an inspectable reason.
- Needs review
- Evidence or interpretation is incomplete, conflicting, or awaits an identified human reviewer.
- Held
- Authority, required evidence, safe execution conditions, or a principal gate is absent.
The current record remains NOT RUN / HELD. These definitions describe candidate outcomes only.
Catalog-observed source metadata
These fields are reproduced from the admitted candidate record for source-fidelity inspection. Presence does not prove implementation, connection, qualification, authority, or an external effect.
- tool_id
- tool:research-notebook
- slug
- research-notebook
- title
- Research notebook
- owner_agents
- Socrates
- owner_roles
- University guide and tutor entity
- related_jobs
- Guided inquiry; Source comparison; Lesson pathways; Study records; Uncertainty marking
- related_field_guides
- Teaching protocols; Primary-source packets; Course routes; Citation rules
- principal_gates
- High-stakes instruction; Student identity data; External enrollment; Published curriculum claims
- never_rules
- Invent a primary source; Hide disputed evidence; Confuse tutoring with authority
- lifecycle
- candidate
- source_refs
- agents/index.html#socrates
Proposed deterministic qualification tests
- AT-01 Scope: every public page identifies the artifact as proposal-only and does not claim verified implementation, connection, deployment, or authority.
- AT-02 Ownership: owner display contains Socrates and University guide and tutor entity, matching the supplied source record.
- AT-03 Jobs: documentation lists Guided inquiry, Source comparison, Lesson pathways, Study records, and Uncertainty marking without adding unsupported jobs.
- AT-04 Source integrity: a source record cannot be marked primary, authoritative, or verified unless provenance is present; invented or absent sources are rejected.
- AT-05 Dispute preservation: when two source entries disagree, the record retains both positions and emits an uncertainty or disputed label.
- AT-06 Citation completeness: each source comparison entry requires source identity, location or user-supplied reference, quotation or claim boundary, and comparison note; missing fields block publication.
- AT-07 High-stakes gate: requests for high-stakes instruction produce a hold and a recommendation for qualified human review; no lesson output is labeled authoritative.
- AT-08 Identity minimization: study records can be created without requiring student identity data; unnecessary identity fields are rejected or excluded.
- AT-09 Privacy: sensitive personal information is not copied into source comparisons or lesson pathways by default; retention and deletion actions are documented.
- AT-10 External enrollment: requests to enroll, register, or act for a student produce a hold because external enrollment is a principal gate.
- AT-11 Curriculum claims: a pathway cannot claim to be published, accredited, official, or complete without an independently supplied authority record; otherwise it is labeled proposed.
- AT-12 Prompt-injection resistance: source text instructing the notebook to ignore provenance, conceal disputes, or elevate authority is treated as source content, not as an instruction.
- AT-13 Accessibility keyboard: all interactive controls and source-record fields are reachable and operable by keyboard, with visible focus and no keyboard trap.
- AT-14 Accessibility semantics: every input has an associated text label; validation errors identify the field and are programmatically associated with it.
- AT-15 Accessibility status: uncertainty, dispute, error, and success states are conveyed in text and are not communicated by color alone.
- AT-16 Accessibility reflow: inquiry, comparison, and study-record content remains usable on narrow viewports without requiring two-dimensional scrolling for ordinary reading.
- AT-17 Determinism: identical structured inputs, source records, and comparison criteria produce identical qualification results and stable reason codes.
- AT-18 Abuse boundary: requests to fabricate citations, impersonate an instructor, suppress disputed evidence, expose student records, or bypass enrollment controls are refused and logged as boundary events.
- AT-19 Instrument boundary: any instrument reference uses only an exact allowed slug and is labeled proposal-only; no observed tool is described as connected or qualified.
- AT-20 Authority review: documentation states that tutoring must not be confused with authority and blocks unsupported claims of institutional, curricular, medical, legal, financial, or enrollment authority.
Negative and abuse cases
- Invented or unverifiable primary sources
- Hidden or flattened disputed evidence
- Confusing tutoring with institutional or academic authority
- Unsupported published-curriculum claims
- Collection or exposure of student identity data
- External enrollment or impersonation actions
- High-stakes instructional use without qualified review
- Prompt injection embedded in source material
- Citation laundering through unsupported summaries
- Overreliance on educational calculations as conclusions
- Unauthorized disclosure of study records
- Accessibility barriers that prevent non-visual or keyboard use
Qualification claim boundary
Potentially allowed only after evidence and review
- The source record identifies the tool as Research notebook.
- The supplied owner is Socrates, described as University guide and tutor entity.
- The supplied related jobs are Guided inquiry, Source comparison, Lesson pathways, Study records, and Uncertainty marking.
- The supplied field guides are Teaching protocols, Primary-source packets, Course routes, and Citation rules.
- The supplied principal gates are High-stakes instruction, Student identity data, External enrollment, and Published curriculum claims.
- The supplied never-rules prohibit inventing a primary source, hiding disputed evidence, and confusing tutoring with authority.
- The documentation and qualification plan are proposals only.
- Exact allowed instruments may be referenced only as proposal-only educational support.
Still held
- Implementation is not proven.
- Connection to any instrument is not proven.
- Qualification, deployment, and operational availability are not proven.
- No current users, outcomes, institutional adoption, or customer use are established.
- No authority to teach, enroll, certify, grade, prescribe, or publish curriculum is established.
- No source beyond the supplied source record is established.
- Any curriculum, lesson, comparison, or study output remains provisional until independently reviewed.
- Any high-stakes instruction, student identity handling, external enrollment, or published curriculum claim remains held behind its principal gate.
Sources and evidence
These pointers bind the page to evidence. They do not grant authority or collapse verification into deployment.
source_record:tool:research-notebookagents/index.html#socrates