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Controlled Elicitation (X30)

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Controlled Elicitation (X30)

Easy explanation

It is the final lock: any controlled stress step (such as the Eustress protocol) needs a real person to authorize it — Yolia never activates it on its own.

Intermediate explanation

It checks that the botanical identity is verified, that no active stress is already recorded, that the recovery capacity is high (75% or more) and that the evidence quality is also high (75% or more). If any is missing, it requires human review anyway.

Advanced explanation

It requires recovery_capacity ≥ 0.75 and evidence_quality ≥ 0.75, plus verified identity and no existing stress (issues: IDENTITY_NOT_VERIFIED, EXISTING_STRESS_PRESENT, LOW_RECOVERY_CAPACITY, LOW_EVIDENCE_QUALITY). Even when everything is met, the final status always includes HUMAN_REVIEW_REQUIRED — by design, this tool never authorizes a controlled-stress step on its own.

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