
Abstract This paper documents the use of XDUMP as a minimal, resilient mechanism enabling continued Round-Trip Knowledge Engineering (RT-KE) in the absence of original platform-level governance primitives. Following the observed removal of semantic artefact assertion capabilities in a hosted LLM environment, previously curated knowledge artefacts could no longer be introduced as authoritative premises (loff of situational inference). XDUMP—originally conceived as a diagnostic and recovery artefact—was repurposed as a bare-bones RT-KE substrate, allowing epistemic governance to be reasserted in-band through structured session dumps. Provided individual XDUMP artefacts remain fragmented below approx 12 K bytes.
Authority and Epistemics, Episodic Analysis, XDUMP, LLM Systems, Knowledge Engineering, Failure Case Studies, Durable Knowledge, Cognitive Memoisation, Knowledge Governance
Authority and Epistemics, Episodic Analysis, XDUMP, LLM Systems, Knowledge Engineering, Failure Case Studies, Durable Knowledge, Cognitive Memoisation, Knowledge Governance
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