dos-enforce-tune

To reduce false denials in DOS enforcement policy, adjust intervention policy knobs using false-deny and held-catch evidence. You compare candidate changes against a baseline and keep only those that measurably improve net_task_delta while passing suite health checks.

Calibrating DOS intervention gating requires measured net_task_delta gains, suite-passed evidence, and truth-clean evidence. This outcome-driven approach ensures you adjust intervention ladder ranks and improvement thresholds based on real results rather than guesswork.

Safely adjust intervention ladder ranks by evaluating candidate changes against a baseline using measured net_task_delta. Only keep policy configurations that preserve catch quality and pass the kernel's suite health and truth cleanliness checks.

No, you must avoid runtime-logic edits or self-modifying policy changes when tuning DOS enforcement. Guardrailed enforcement changes are limited to adjusting intervention policy knobs, ladder ranks, and improvement thresholds to ensure safe iterative evaluation.

Configure dos.toml for operational policy calibration by reviewing DOS enforcement outcomes and tuning the policy knobs. Apply changes only if they measurably improve net_task_delta while preserving suite health and truth cleanliness.