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Before you build anything, ask Ana a hard question with no ontology attached — just a raw connection. Note the answer, how long it took, and which definition it assumed.
Prompt
You’ll see: a best-effort answer with an improvised definition. Write down four things: the number, the assumed definition, how many steps Ana took, and the time it took. That’s your baseline — the step count is the headline.
At the end of each track —Ask the same question in a fresh session with your ontology attached and compare — especially the step count. A cold run that took 16 steps typically collapses to 2 (read the ontology → execute). That single number is the clearest proof of what the ontology buys you.

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✅ Checkpoint

  • You recorded a cold answer: number, assumed definition, and time taken
  • You logged the step count — you’ll compare it warm at the end of the track