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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 (like the Eustress protocol) needs a real person to authorize it — Yolia never activates it on its own.

Medium explanation

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

Advanced explanation

It requires recovery_capacity ≥ 0.75 and evidence_quality ≥ 0.75, plus verified identity and the absence of existing stress (issues: IDENTITY_NOT_VERIFIED, EXISTING_STRESS_PRESENT, LOW_RECOVERY_CAPACITY, LOW_EVIDENCE_QUALITY). Even meeting everything, 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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