The current lens should expose live questions.
Not just current conclusions.
The conclusions are useful.
But the questions show where the thinking is still moving.
What am I still testing?
What keeps changing shape?
What feels true but not proven?
What contradiction is still unresolved?
What would change my mind?
That is important context.
Without it, the current lens can accidentally sound too finished.
It becomes a polished summary instead of a living index.
The live questions keep the posture honest.
They show where conversation can enter.
They also help agents avoid overclaiming.
The question is part of the current state.