introspection

You can expose internal reasoning by requesting an explicit introspective analysis of your decision logic, which reveals the steps, alternatives considered, and patterns behind a specific outcome.

Decision analysis transparency is the structured exposure of internal reasoning processes. You need it during error recovery, complex decisions requiring clarity, or pattern recognition across recurring tasks to ensure auditability.

To identify recurring patterns across decisions, you apply self-examination and pattern detection markers to analyze decision logic, enabling you to document insights and recognize recurring trends over time.

Yes, you can use transparency markers for Reasoning, Alternative, Decision Analysis, Pattern Check, Compliance, Optimization, and Learning to consciously analyze decision logic and structure explanations around outcomes.

The best way to document insights is through learning capture, which structures explanations around reasoning, alternatives, and outcomes to consciously analyze decision logic for future improvements and training.