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Quiet means: no decisions today, routines ran and reported nothing eligible, knowledge didn't drift. That's healthy if you've checked that the routines actually ran. Quiet without checking is a different shape of problem — it can mean a routine exited early because of a misread schedule, or a guard condition that skipped because the world doesn't behave the way the rule expected.
The cheap habit is to spot-check the audit log once a week to confirm that "quiet" really means "nothing eligible" and not "the system silently did nothing". Look for routine executions in the log. If you see them, quiet is good. If you don't, quiet is hiding something.
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