compliant-position

Position-relative compliance requires the first internal brain reference to appear before any external web_search reference. This ordering allows the analyzer to accept results without requiring a canonical callout, ensuring quick internal context is prioritized.

The best way to validate topic answers is to perform an explicit inbrain search command first. If the brain result lacks sufficient context, you then trigger a web_search fallback to retrieve fresh or missing data for source verification.

In this deterministic QA workflow, you should not trigger web_search without first attempting an inbrain search. The fallback to external web lookups is only applied when the internal knowledge-graph context is thin or missing entirely.

Your interactive QA workflow fails because position-relative compliance is missing. The first brain reference from inbrain search must appear before the first external web_search reference so the analyzer can accept results without requiring a canonical callout.

You need to fall back to external web lookups during knowledge validation when the initial inbrain search yields thin or missing data. This deterministic fallback ensures you still retrieve fresh information if internal brain references are insufficient.