A team wants to evaluate a code change without mistaking a persuasive analysis for sufficient evidence. Two parallel branches produce separate reports; an explicit condition then determines what happens next.
WHY THIS SHAPE
What the structure makes explicit.
Parallel branches finish before the next step and each keeps its own execution receipt; receipts are traces, not proof.
The gate has three explicit children: a conditional topology, followed by the then and else branches.
The condition inspects the previous output; only the selected branch runs.
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CONTRACT AND LIMITS
This composition follows the pattern covered by the SEQUENCE(PARALLEL, GATE, A-Team) test, with Rhizome as the condition and A-Team/Trinity as branches. A receipt records graph activity; supply evidence separately for the gate. Configure the condition and its expression for the mission; topology controllers remain simplified.