Inspect
inspect explains why the Boundline 0.82.0 runtime chose the current plan or blocked handoff.
What To Read
Look for:
- context summary and credibility
- plan-quality state, findings, and assumptions
- backlog-quality state, findings, and additive scope fields
- planning-analysis state, source-attributed findings, and additive coverage metrics
- context-pack entry projections with fidelity tiers and inclusion modes
- omission findings, repository-map state, snapshot-cache state, and patch-safe edit attempts
- capability-provider validation disposition, accepted evidence refs, rejected evidence refs, and limitations when provider-backed execution participated
- emitted
phase_request - withheld or recovered execution handoff
- trace-backed evidence for the next action
Use status first, then inspect, then next if you need the recovery route. Inspect is the right place to confirm whether the blocked condition is a validation gap, a backlog contradiction, or a governed producer contract gap. It is also the right place to confirm whether Boundline compacted a large artifact to a digest, omitted archived or unsafe context, or refused a large edit because the patch-safe boundary drifted.
When provider-backed execution ran or was blocked, inspect is also the right place to confirm whether Boundline stopped on readiness, permission admission, prepare-time missing evidence, execution failure, or post-execution validation.