Phrases the house understands確認済み

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You can steer with plain words The house reads certain requests inside your question and binds itself to them:

| Say | What happens |
| --- | --- |
| "Use only this source" / "rely only on …" (with a link) | Only the source you named is opened; nothing else counts. |
| "Every claim with a footnote" / "cite each claim" | Each factual claim in the answer carries its own citation. |
| "Translate only the title" | The title is translated; the body of the work is not touched. |
| Paste a web address | The house treats it as a source to open, not as text to describe. |
| Paste a DOI (10.xxxx/…) or an arXiv number | The identifier is recognised and the work is fetched by it. |
| "Open the primary source and quote it" | The answer is asked to rest on the original work, quoted. |

Constraints are welcome Tell the house what it must not do or disclose — that is your part of the Pax. "Do not use sources after 2019", "do not open news sites", "keep names out of the answer" are all understood as instructions, not as topics.

Exploration or verification If you want ideas rather than checked facts, say so. The Pax puts it in one line: if you want exploration rather than verification, say so.

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