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SOP for creating a variable page in the causal model — documents a measurable quantity with its properties.

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Variable Page Creation

Create a page representing a causal variable — a measurable quantity that can change and affect other variables.

Tool

CC file write + vault_add_edge + vault_index

Protocol

  1. Search vault to confirm variable doesn't already exist
  2. Write concepts/<variable-slug>.md with frontmatter including tags: [causal-variable]
  3. Body: definition, measurement method, known range, temporal dynamics
  4. Add ≥1 edge connecting to existing causal graph
  5. Inline wikilinks: For each edge created, ensure the variable page body contains [[dir/slug]] pointing to the target (dir/slug = target path minus .md). Place inline at semantically relevant location. Skip if already present.
  6. Call vault_index (incremental)

HARD-GATE

Yield

Returns: { path: string, edges_added: number }