house_specify

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Generate a complete multi-room house colour scheme from a single archive. Where the retrieved evidence supports it, rooms are grouped by documented provenance (same object, same pattern colourway, same source citation, same designer, same period+institution); where it does not, they are grouped by perceptual similarity and the response says so -- grouping_basis reports which, and provenance_credit reports how many delivered colours are individually evidenced versus documented as a GROUP (often zero). Every colour is a real archive record either way. Each room gets a full colour card set (dominant/secondary/joinery/textile/accent roles) with paint matches, LRV, illuminant behaviour, and WCAG data. A documentary grouping states exactly which documented fact ties its colours together (e.g. 'documented on the same Fitzwilliam Museum record for the Artichoke hanging, accession T.1-1979') and its weighted grouping_strength score -- historical claims are templated only from fields the archive record actually states; room/surface assignment is disclosed as editorial, never as historical fact. Orientation (north/south/east/west) is recorded as room context and surfaced in each room's light_context; in the current model it does not alter palette selection. Example: concept='Arts and Crafts movement family house', archive='ArtsAndCrafts', rooms=[{label:'Entrance Hall', room_type:'hallway', orientation:'north'}, {label:'Living Room', room_type:'living', orientation:'south'}]. Use interior_specify instead for a single room without cross-room grouping. The response includes house_ref -- pass that (not the full response) to palette_pdf's house_ref input to render the flagship document; the full response is often 60-100KB+, too large to safely resend as another tool call's input.