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Phase schedule (Phase 1 / Phase 2 / held)

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Phase schedule (Phase 1 / Phase 2 / held)

Easy explanation

When you request several goals at once, Yolia doesn't activate them all at once: it decides which ones to work on now (Phase 1), which to schedule for later (Phase 2), and which to hold back for now, depending on how delicate your case is.

Medium explanation

The actual engine (LaboratoryIntakeEngine) calculates a limit of active objectives right now (nowLimit) based on the intensity you requested and the case's operating mode (standard, conservative, or protective). The more delicate the case, the fewer objectives are activated immediately — the rest is scheduled or held, never lost.

Advanced explanation

nowLimit starts at 4 (balanced intensity) or 3 (ambitious/maximum); it drops to a maximum of 2 if the path is 'builder', drops to a maximum of 3 in conservative mode, and drops to 0 in protection mode. Each requested objective gets an ordinal decision: the first nowLimit ones are 'accepted_now', the next 3 are 'scheduled_later', the rest stay 'retained_for_evidence' (or fully 'retained_for_safety' if the mode is protection).

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