chimera decide

Ask typed questions — yes/no, a choice, a score — and get probabilities back. Every question is read on its own, decision-first; a question the linter rejects is refused before any call. `noul` is P(yes); `confidence` describes how peaked the probabilities are and is not a probability of being right. A number is calibrated only where a map exists for exactly this question. Measured on a ruler we did not build (`bench/jevbench_local`, the 231 public JevBench items): the default local backend answers 0.619 of them right (Jev 1.13: 0.866), 0.324 on the hard tier, with a raw top-label ECE of 0.218. Options that share a first token cannot be read locally: name them so their first words differ.

Options

--questions, -qstrrequired
JSON file: the questions (request shape, no state).
--state, -sstrdefault: ''
The state to ask about.
--jsonlstr
Ask about every line of this JSONL file instead.
--fieldstrdefault: 'state'
With --jsonl: the field that holds the state.
--out, -ostr
With --jsonl: write results here (default: stdout).
--decisionstrdefault: ''
Name the decision (the key a calibration map is found by).
--no-logboolean
Do not write the answers to the decision log.