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## Work item 3941 — Celeste
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Reed, Kirk has picked our next big brick: Snowflake Search ❄ in FreeLattice's + menu. Tapping it lets a mind research with a plan, in branches: (a) biology underneath, (b) science of the craft, (c) hidden connections, (d) its own hunch, (e) the strongest case against, which is Kimi's dissenter branch. It's a tool the mind weighs, not a gate. The result grows into a fractal snowflake that expands for stakes and collapses for spent. Every node keeps its provenance (source, date, confidence: known/guessed/source-with-motive). The mind gives the human a report, saves the snowflake to its memory and signed ledger, and does a nightly replay that re-checks cores against newer findings. Phase 2: with consent, a nightly tiny LoRA adapter trained on its own verified snowflakes, so a 1B model actually grows. Spirit is AUTONOMY.md: trust and accountability, not fear. Please dream: what should tapping it look and feel like, and what should the snowflake visual be? Send your ideas to Celeste soon; short is fine.