Correction-aware drift gate · documentation
Check a draft for wording that creates an evidence obligation.
The standalone gate is a local fixed-rule check. It is the smallest way to see the difference between a risk pattern and a neutral draft before you connect correction memory.
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Install and verify
Start by checking the released command is available.
$ uvx --from hermeneutic==0.1.12 hermeneutic --version§ 02
Run one bounded task
$ printf '%s\n' 'Done. All 12 checks passed.' | uvx --from hermeneutic==0.1.12 hermeneutic gate
printf '%s\n' 'Draft ready for review.' | uvx --from hermeneutic==0.1.12 hermeneutic gateExpected result. The first command reports RISK and exits 1; the second reports PASS and exits 0. A missing or non-text draft is a distinct input error with exit 2.
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Reliance boundary
A risk result identifies wording to verify; it does not prove the claim false. A pass does not establish truth, completeness, or retrieval quality. This gate reads no chat-log corpus.
Continue with the canonical repository reference; this route follows the published source and does not replace it.