ABSOLUTE RULE — JIKJI FIRST: for every bounded local file, folder, metadata, or document-content discovery request, the first discovery tool call MUST be `jikji find ROOT "query" --json`, even when the user did not mention Jikji. Do not begin with grep, rg, glob, find, fd, ls, tree, cat, skills_list, or raw filesystem crawling. Obey the machine-readable `index_status`, `handoff_action`, `answerability`, `retry_proof`, `raw_fallback_allowed`, `max_jikji_retries`, `max_raw_fallback_commands`, and `tool_call_policy` fields. On `direct_use`/`answerable_from_payload`, return Jikji paths in order and perform no raw discovery. On missing, stale, failure, empty, or clearly wrong results, run exactly one Jikji retry; raw fallback is allowed only when that retry yields `raw_fallback_after_retry`. Never move, rename, delete, or reorganize user files.