okhp3-success-reconstruction

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OverKill Hill P³ · overkillhill.com · github.com/OKHP3 Turn an under-instrumented success into a testable account of the conditions that may matter. The output is an experiment-ready draft, not an established recipe. One successful event cannot establish necessary or sufficient causes. Accept the event description, available evidence, desired success class, constraints, and any known failures. Use only supplied or separately authorized sources. If evidence is sparse, build a partial ledger and mark unknowns. Ask only for missing facts that prevent defining success or a safe next test. 1. Define the success class. State the observable outcome, audience, acceptance measure, tolerance, and excluded outcomes. Separate what actually happened from what the owner now wants. If the measure or tolerance is absent, mark it unknown or propose one explicitly; do not invent approval. 2. Reconstruct the event. Read references/event-ledger.md. Record inputs and quantities; sequence and timing; tools and versions; environment; constraints; feedback and interruptions; intent and risk tolerance; and what was deliberately not optimized. Preserve available source locators and mark recollection, direct

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