skeptic-communicate

Packaging evaluated claims into audience-ready deliverables requires translating evaluation outcomes into audience-appropriate language while preserving mandatory caveats and limitations. This prevents claim inflation and maintains boundary discipline. It produces a compact canonical state with optional companion files for uncertainty and visuals.

Boundary discipline in communication deliverables ensures fidelity to upstream evaluation handoffs by preventing claim inflation and boundary widening. It enforces that no new analysis is added during packaging, preserving necessary caveats and limitations for the identified audience.

You can automatically generate audience-facing reports from evaluation outputs by running the terminal communication stage in an autonomous cycle. This executes the translation of evaluated claims into structured, readable output without requiring manual intervention.

Yes, you need to run an evaluation stage before preparing audience-facing communication. The communication process packages only the claims that survived evaluation, requiring upstream evaluate-stage outputs as input to translate results into audience-appropriate output.

No, you cannot add new analysis when translating evaluation results for your audience. The process enforces boundary discipline by strictly preserving fidelity to upstream handoffs, packaging surviving claims without adding new analytical content or widening boundaries.