inspect-ai-contextlisted

# Context navigator (multi-source) ## Overview This navigator catalogs references for **multiple sources** the engine has been pointed at. Each source's references are catalogued in their own `## Catalog: <source-slug>` section below; references live in `references/<source-slug>-<topic>.md` so the filename prefix discriminates sources at-a-glance. The navigator's standing instructions stay small; references load only when relevant to the current question. The catalog itself is a TOC and is excluded from the standing-instructions budget, so additional sources and rows can be added without trimming prose. When asked a question: 1. Identify which source the question is about — see "How to search this navigator" below. 2. Scan that source's **Catalog** section for the matching topic. 3. Follow the link to read the reference file. 4. If the question spans multiple sources, consult the **Cross-source map**. ## Claims policy Cite by default, and make load-bearing claims verifiable: 1. **Inline-cite every load-bearing claim with its SHA-pinned permalink** — the `https://github.com/<owner>/<repo>/blob/<sha>/<path>#L<start>-L<end>` link the reference gives for that fact (versions, defaults, signatures, deprecations, behavior a user could get wrong by guessing). Put the permalink inline, on the claim. Use a bare filename parenthetical (e.g. `(<source-slug>-<topic>.md)`) only when the reference genuinely provides no permalink. This inline permalink is what the grounded-citation e