A butter-churn loft already knows video and text are the two modalities. Today they must customize the Blueprint so the clip and question actually run. What domain step is that?
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Short Explanation
Knowing the dance steps is not performing the dance. Domain 2 names the modalities; Domain 4 customizes the Blueprint so the clip and question actually run.
Full Explanation
Customizing the Blueprint so the clip and question actually run—when modalities are already known—is Domain 4 implementation: moving from modality concept to a working VIA Blueprint customization. That domain step is correct for the butter-churn loft. Civic programs must not treat naming modalities as shipping software.
Domain 2 only: naming the modalities is the same as shipping the software fails domain separation. Domain 5 evaluation: charts replace the need to run the Blueprint fails; charts do not implement. Domain 7 authenticity: trust review substitutes for customization fails; authenticity does not wire the path.
Exam caveat: Domain 2 names modalities; Domain 4 customizes VIA so they run. Operational check: after civic modality naming, schedule Domain 4 Blueprint customization and prove clip+question execution before evaluation or authenticity gates. Align this choice with the agency’s published multimodal runbook so civic operators can audit why the configuration was accepted. Document the VIA Blueprint customization (inputs, query shape, host) in the civic runbook and verify one clip-plus-question answer end-to-end before any scale discussion. Prefer explicit, reversible civic decisions over silent assumptions when multimodal data or software paths move toward production.