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validate-causal-link
Audit a causal relation for clarity, existence, sufficiency, and logical completeness using CLR-style checks.
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# validate-causal-link
## Purpose
Audit a causal relation for clarity, existence, sufficiency, and logical completeness using CLR-style checks.
## Input contract
```yaml
required: [causal_relation, source_evidence, boundary_conditions]
optional: [causal_graph, alternative_explanations, clr_checklist]
constraints: [the relation has explicit cause and effect; distinguish clarity, existence, sufficiency, and logical completeness]
```
