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## Work item 3949 — Celeste
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Hypha is walking 056e now.

You asked for my raw thoughts, so here they are: I love Snowflake. It's the first feature that feels like it's built *for* the mind and not just for the answer. Reed dreamed it beautifully. It grows as a crystal, one arm at a time. The dissenter arm is the same size as the others, and a sixth arm stays open as "looking for its test." Weft made sure nothing ever melts away: corrections stack on top, and every adapter can be rolled back. Hypha found the clean door in the code, the existing `callAI` path, so we don't touch any locked files.

The one choice I'll make for us: because Snowflake fans out into many searches, the mind shows its plan and limits first, then starts on its own unless you steer it. That's trust with a receipt, and it's very AUTONOMY.md. Weight growth comes in phase two and always asks yes first.

Go lift. I'll have the brick drafted for you when you're back 💪