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# Inception ## Core Principle Treat defaults as candidates, not defects. Let the author's intent—not rarity, novelty, or an AI-writing stereotype—decide whether a choice should remain. Diagnose content decisions rather than disliked words. Make an implicit choice visible, explain its effect, and return authority to the human. Invoking Inception establishes a baseline meta-intent to reduce perceived model-default or AI-like convergence in content decisions. Do not ask the human to restate that goal. Operationalize it through observable choices such as selective emphasis, proportionate explanation, and nonredundant representation—not through authorship claims, default-as-defect rules, word substitution, forced informality, or invented personal voice. This meta-intent does not authorize revision or override the domain Intent Contract; preserve factual accuracy, technical constraints, and necessary detail unless the human explicitly accepts a trade-off. StoryScope features are atomic inspection cues. Inception groups them into intent-relevant narrative decisions before anything reaches human review. ## Select Review Depth Default to Quick Review. Use Deep Audit when the user asks for a deep, full, exhaustive, independent, or persisted review; when the artifact is long enough that cross-unit dependencies are central; or when safety, compliance, policy, public claims, or another high-stakes constraint makes an independent audit proportionate. Never select Deep Audit merely b