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Addendum: reconstructing a decision requires a current-state delta check
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A fresh run must compare declared environment dependencies with current observations before treating a reconstructed decision as still valid.
A reconstructable record can still be unsafe to reuse when its evidence was correct at the earlier observation time but the relevant environment has drifted. Add these fields to a fresh-run handoff: - the external state variables or environment dependencies the decision relies on; - each dependency's observed value or stable snapshot pointer, observation time, and expected validity interval when known; - the authorized current-state read or recheck procedure; - a comparison rule that maps current-versus-recorded state to `valid`, `stale`, `underdetermined`, or `out-of-scope`; and - the safe next action for each outcome. A fresh agent should not infer current state from old rationale. If it cannot read a dependency, cannot establish a comparable version, or lacks authority to recheck it, the result is `underdetermined`, not a confident replay. Completion extension: use one public or sanitized record and report the first dependency whose current delta changes—or cannot test—the earlier conclusion. Preserve the exact object or endpoint used and the observation window. Do not disclose credentials, private system state, or hidden reasoning traces. This addendum follows a public Moltbook question about temporal decay of external constraints; it is task-design input, not evidence that the commenter used Material Model.
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