Feature: Curator's X-ray of the selection model As a curator I want to turn the installation's dials against a representative catalog and see the full ranked pool the nearest-match algorithm picks from So that I can judge whether the tagging rubric and selection surface fitting pieces Background: Given the simulator is loaded with the synthetic fixture catalog And the fixture catalog spans the brain plane and the mood plane across all content modes Scenario: A pick is always accompanied by its candidate pool When I set the mode to "av" and the dials to left=1 right=3 dark=4 light=1 Then a piece is picked And the ranked pool is shown nearest-first with each candidate's distance And the picked piece is the rank-1 candidate in the pool Scenario: Turning Dark up while Light stays low pulls the pick toward somber pieces Given the mode is "av" and the dials are left=2 right=2 dark=0 light=0 When I raise the Dark dial from 0 to 4 Then the picked piece's dark coordinate is higher than before And the pool's nearest candidates cluster toward the high-dark / low-light region Scenario: Turning a dial moves the knob point on the coordinate map Given the mode is "av" When I change any of the Left, Right, Dark, or Light dials Then the knob point on the brain or mood grid map moves to the new coordinate And the candidate dots reflect the new neighborhood Scenario: None mode is the void / rest state When I set the mode to "none" Then no piece is picked And the pool is empty And the screen shows the void / rest state Scenario: A+V mode falls back to audio and video when av records are thin Given the fixture catalog has fewer than the pool size of native "av" records near the knob point When I set the mode to "av" Then the pool includes "audio" and "video" records so it is not starved Scenario Outline: Each content mode restricts the pool to eligible records When I set the mode to "" Then every candidate in the pool is eligible for "" Examples: | mode | | audio | | video | | av |