One fact. Three different messages.
The Disclosure Dial controls how much of a single situation each relationship actually sees — filtered by what each person needs to know, per domain.
Source fact
Kai has a low fever — 37.8°C, 6:47 AM, no other symptoms.
Kai 37.8°C · low fever
- Indoor day recommended
- 3 clinics within 10 min walk
- Observe: hydration, rest
- No antipyretics yet
Next check: 10:00 AM.
Kai is feeling a bit under the weather today. We're having a rest day at the ryokan — he's fine, just a little tired.
We've got it covered. Thank you for the sweets yesterday!
Your body's doing some extra work today. Nintendo day? 🎮
Drink water. Nap when tired. Tell mom if anything feels weird.
The Disclosure Dial filters the same fact three ways
Per relationship · Per domain
Single fact
37.8°C
low fever
→ Sarah · Medical
Full clinical detail
→ Grandparents
Reassuring summary
→ Kai · Age-safe
Kid framing + action
Rule · Disclosure ≥ Autonomy
Autonomy is capped by Disclosure. The system can only act independently on things it has been told to share. "Don't tell × Let decide" is logically impossible — the same fact is sculpted per relationship, not broadcast.