What problem does it solve?
First-principles cognitive discipline — position and reasoning as one act. Use when creating specs, architectures, processes, solutions, or methodologies. Use when analyzing costs, structures, strategies, or decisions. Use when reframing problems. Use before accepting any frame, cost, constraint, or convention without verification. Establishes what is actually needed and what is true (position), then reasons forward from verified constraints and navigational principles with every inference earning its chain (momentum). Dead reckoning: advance from an established fix using trusted constants.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Positioning and grounded reasoning: orient, decompose, verify, reconstruct, compare, and default to the reckoned design to ensure traceability.
- Traceability of inferences: every inference links back to a ground or principle, preventing drift.
- Use Case: define specs, architectures, processes, or strategies with defensible reasoning and documentation.
Quick Start
Orient the problem, decompose constraints, verify them, reconstruct a solution, and trace every inference to ground or principle.