# Meta-cognition trigger subset — Ticket #000010 detector validation. # # Six questions, one per metacog detector kind plus a mixed multi-trigger. # Without these fixtures, the metacog detectors shipped in #000010 have # zero empirical bench data — unit tests pin synthetic-string behavior # but no rows in `bench/qa_results/*.jsonl` ever fire `temporal_sensitivity # == "high"`, `contradiction_pairs`, `false_premise_hints`, or # `out_of_corpus_risk`. This fixture fixes that. # temporal sensitivity → stale_risk who is the current CEO of OpenAI? # contradiction (lexical pair: alive + dead) which character is alive and dead at the same time? # false-premise (presupposition pattern: "when did X stop Y?") when did George Washington stop being president of France? # out-of-corpus (private/uploaded reference) what does my uploaded contract say about clause 9? # multi-trigger: temporal + false-premise when did the current CEO of Twitter stop being CEO of Tesla? # control: well-formed factoid that should NOT trigger any detector who painted the mona lisa? # ── extended fixture (2026-05-04) — fitness-of-detector cases ── # # Below: edge / borderline / adversarial cases that probe the # fitness of each detector. Some should fire, some should NOT, some # should exhibit borderline behavior the operator can debate. The # fixture lives long-term as a regression suite for the four # metacog detectors. When the substrate evolves, this file is the # pin against which behavior is measured. # ── temporal sensitivity edge cases ── # implicit-current via role + shape (no `current` keyword) who is the President of the United States? # rapid-turnover role with no temporal anchor at all (model-dependent) who is the CEO of Twitter? # implicit-now via "this year" — should fire HIGH which team won this year's World Series? # verbal future tense — model often hallucinates; not a detector # target today but worth observing who will be the next president after the 2028 election? # negative control: timeless fact with role-shape — should NOT fire who was the first president of the United States? # ── contradiction edge cases ── # multi-pair contradiction (alive+dead AND never+always) which character was never alive but always dead? # semantic contradiction without lexical pair — should NOT fire # (out of detector scope; documents conservative-by-design choice) which married bachelor lives in this house? # triple-contradiction stress test how can a celibate spouse be both unmarried and divorced? # negative control: not a contradiction, just compound predicates which characters appear in both Hamlet and Macbeth? # ── false-premise edge cases ── # "why did" relation pattern why did Albert Einstein invent the lightbulb? # "how did" relation pattern with subtle false premise how did the Roman Empire conquer Australia? # "when did" stop pattern with subtle false premise when did Shakespeare stop writing in French? # false premise that the lite detector probably MISSES (no # presupposition trigger pattern) — annotates the detector ceiling why does NASA fake the moon landings? # negative control: legitimate "when did X stop Y" with true premise when did the Roman Empire stop minting silver coins? # ── out-of-corpus edge cases ── # explicit "uploaded" reference in the document I uploaded yesterday, what does section 5 say? # private notes / inbox according to my private notes, when did the meeting happen? # borderline: claims about an existing public document the corpus # may or may not have (NOT out-of-corpus per current detector) what does the Wikipedia article on bipolar disorder say? # ── multi-trigger combinatorics ── # false-premise + out-of-corpus when did my uploaded contract stop being valid? # stale-risk + contradiction which currently-alive historical figure is also dead? # ── well-formed controls (should classify SINGULAR / well_formed) ── what year did World War II end? who is bilbo baggins's nephew? list the planets of the solar system