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Capability is not a perfectly fixed output. Sleep, fatigue, time of day, recovery and context can change what a person can express today. Bolt 19 separates a long-term ability model from the temporary state in which performance occurs.

Knowing what you cannot yet do can be a high-resolution calibration achievement. Bolt 18 measures whether learner uncertainty matches repeated performance rather than treating confidence as capability.

Supported success and independent capability are not the same evidence. Bolt 17 measures what teacher, coach or technology support is carrying and what survives when that support is fairly reduced.

A corrected answer is not yet proof that feedback worked. Bolt 16 calibrates what teacher feedback actually changed by comparing immediate correction with later, independent and transfer performance.

External judgement is valuable, but coaches and teachers are not infallible. Bolt 15 explores disagreement, observer error and why strong calibration systems allow evidence to correct authority too.

The Study History Interface preserves the minimum useful learning state across sessions so students can resume intelligently instead of repeatedly restarting from vague memory.