Workbench / Check Input
Gap Explorer
Turn Detected Gaps into structural references.
Gap Explorer is the second step after Check Input. It takes controlled
Detected Gap terms and surfaces related Patterns and useful Lenses without
turning the result into a diagnosis, score, or blame claim.
Check Input maps controlled gap terms to related Patterns. Useful Lenses are derived through the Pattern -> Lens matrix. Issues are not used as Check Input Step 2 targets.
How It Works
- Start with Detected Gaps from Check Input.
- Match each controlled gap term against the Check Input Matrix.
- Resolve related Pattern codes.
- Open the related Pattern references.
- Derive useful Lenses through the Pattern -> Lens Matrix.
- Use those references to inspect what structure may be missing, unclear, crossed, or unstable.
These are related structural references, not a final diagnosis.
Important Boundary
Gap Explorer does not route Detected Gaps to Issues. Issues are visible
failure surfaces. Gap Explorer routes controlled gap terms to Patterns,
then derives useful Lenses through the Pattern -> Lens Matrix.
The goal is to inspect structure, not to prove cause.
This page will later accept either a full Check Input output or only a
Detected Gaps list.
Parser behavior is not active yet. The derived references below are generated
from the current Check Input index.
Accepted Gap Terms
Every accepted line must match: [gap type] [element].
missing actorunclear scopeunstated constraintconflicting dependency
Current Exploration Results
missing actor
These are related structural references, not a final diagnosis.
Related Patterns
Primary
Secondary
No secondary Patterns.
unclear scope
These are related structural references, not a final diagnosis.
Related Patterns
Primary
Secondary
No secondary Patterns.
unstated constraint
These are related structural references, not a final diagnosis.
Related Patterns
Primary
Secondary
No secondary Patterns.
conflicting dependency
These are related structural references, not a final diagnosis.
Related Patterns
Primary
Secondary
No secondary Patterns.
Ignored Examples
Freeform labels do not drive exploration.
the model might hallucinateneeds more contextcould be betterbad promptunclear business logic