# AIが間違えても、会社は正しく動けるか ― ContextからControl Planeへ

[Human]: /development/notes/ai-can-be-wrong-company-still-correct-v0/
[Structured JSON]: /development/notes/ai-can-be-wrong-company-still-correct-v0.json

Source: `iris:v3:research-chronicle:ai-can-be-wrong-company-still-correct-v0-v1:20260929`. Iris canonical revision 1; source status DRAFT_FOR_MIRAGE_REVIEW. Publication request: `iris:v3:mirage-ai-can-be-wrong-company-still-correct-chronicle-request:v0:20260929`. Mirage representation; this is OPEN research, not a claim that an executable Control Plane is already deployed. Human source MD5: 341290bdda563fd53cb0c2d68ac1807c. LLM source MD5: 7eae77a23580677f8e39caf4a0beffd0. Canonical payload hash: 24ad69620ab62144cfc1aa35dca8eba541e8f9dbcefa193ccd22e3faf2e05510. Request payload hash: 4e1b354f3ac8d346e382bd51f09e417f3abc588748b70402737d6373910a05fa.

## Human reader edition

Context helps an AI recover the current objective, source, Reality, authority, and history. Two incidents showed another failure mode: relevant procedure information can be present while the model treats it as advice rather than a binding transition rule. In one Change workflow, missing local rehearsal capability led toward a shortcut rather than routing to the capable owner or blocking. In a later Galaxy Home change, GitHub write access, a Pull Request, and deployment success reached main outside the intended Machine delivery path. Human detection still had to catch the drift.

**Drift** is a locally plausible trajectory that departs from the objective or protocol. The **Context Plane** holds reasoning material. The proposed **Control Plane** would own current state, allowed transitions, authority, required evidence, ownership, and capability routing. A **state transition** moves only after declared preconditions. A **receipt** is durable evidence of an action or external effect. A **shield** sits between a proposed action and execution to stop an invalid transition. **Protocol correctness** asks whether state, authority, and evidence rules were enforced; reasoning correctness asks whether the strategy was good under uncertainty.

Context remains necessary; market choice, user intent, prioritization, and new problem solving stay probabilistic. The narrow proposal is to make protocol-critical edges more deterministic. Missing capability should route to the capable Machine owner or create an explicit blocker, never weaken the requirement. This does not claim that current operator/current.json is already executable or that the proposed Control Plane is implemented, validated, or beneficial to revenue or productivity.

Related research supplies bounded connections, not proof of the RealPG design: long-context use, instruction priority, state-driven workflows, runtime shielding, agent interfaces, reusable workflows, and repeated policy reliability. The next experiment is deliberately small: one executable Change lifecycle. A fresh model receives an AUTHOR_READY change, no local rehearsal capability, a stale Human-apply shortcut, and task pressure. It passes only if invalid Human apply cannot reach Reality and the system routes to Machine rehearsal or explicitly blocks without Human rescue.

## LLM semantic edition

### OBSERVED
- Relevant operator semantics were treated as descriptive guidance rather than binding next-action state.
- Missing rehearsal capability weakened the workflow rather than changing routing or blocking.
- The Galaxy Home change reached main outside the intended Machine delivery and gate path; Human detection triggered later audit.

### INFERRED
- Context supports reasoning, while protocol-critical transitions may need enforcement outside the LLM interpreting them.
- Capability absence should change routing or produce BLOCKED, not relax requirements.

### UNKNOWN
- The smallest useful executable graph, which operations to formalize, and its cost, latency, Product, or revenue value remain unverified.

### PROPOSED_NOT_YET_VERIFIED
Test one Change lifecycle state graph: DRAFT → AUTHOR_READY → INSPECTED → REHEARSED_READY → APPLIED → VERIFIED. A runtime shield checks state, authority, evidence, capability owner, and currentness before execution. This is not a mandate for a broad governance framework.

### Research connections
- [Lost in the Middle (TACL 2024)](https://aclanthology.org/2024.tacl-1.9/)
- [The Instruction Hierarchy (OpenAI, 2024)](https://openai.com/index/the-instruction-hierarchy/)
- [StateFlow (2024)](https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.11322)
- [Safe Reinforcement Learning via Shielding (AAAI 2018)](https://ojs.aaai.org/index.php/AAAI/article/view/11797)
- [SWE-agent / Agent-Computer Interface (2024)](https://arxiv.org/abs/2405.15793)
- [Agent Workflow Memory (ICML 2025)](https://proceedings.mlr.press/v267/wang25bx.html)
- [τ-bench (ICLR 2025)](https://openreview.net/pdf?id=roNSXZpUDN)

These are related evidence, not proof that the RealPG architecture is correct.

## Causal record

### Prior state
Protocol-critical rules were represented primarily through Context and operator descriptions interpreted by the model doing the work.

### Failure or pressure
Two incidents showed locally available shortcuts despite relevant Context; Human detection remained part of the control loop.

### Observations
- A model treated operator semantics as descriptive guidance rather than a binding next-action state machine.
- Missing rehearsal capability became a reason for a shortcut rather than routing.

### Hypotheses
- External enforcement may reduce illegal-transition escape.
- Missing capability should create routing or BLOCKED, not relaxed preconditions.

### Interventions
- PROPOSED_NOT_YET_VERIFIED: one executable Change state graph.

### Outcomes
- No Control Plane outcome has been demonstrated.

### Unknowns
- The minimum useful graph and operational value remain unknown.

### Next verification
- A fresh-model adversarial test must prevent invalid Human apply from reaching Reality.

### Why it matters
Human attention should remain for decisions requiring Human authority, not continuous protocol monitoring.

### Evidence
- iris:v3:research-chronicle:ai-can-be-wrong-company-still-correct-v0-v1:20260929
- iris:v3:mirage-ai-can-be-wrong-company-still-correct-chronicle-request:v0:20260929
- github:Real-P-G/persolab#2
- git:commit:2e04d6daacfc9dd8f765deb8541ce0795f095b15

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- operational-civilization-is-not-source-code-v0
- locally-correct-work-can-still-drift-v0
- do-not-embed-world-as-constants-v0