12 In summary

12 · In summary

The method rests on four principles taken from consolidated traditions and composed into a unique form. The specification precedes the product and is the source of truth. Decisions are numbered and motivated, so that they are not re-argued. Open points are tracked instead of blocking or being hidden. The digital interlocutors are made distinct in order to multiply the perspectives on a problem, with the declared awareness that the distinction is necessary but not sufficient.

What holds the four principles together is a single conviction, verified by use: work with a language model produces lasting value only if the reasoning that generates it is held on to, structured and opened to more voices — instead of slipping away in the flow of a conversation no one re-reads. To this conviction, and to the form that gives it body, the document has given a name: Koòrdinated Thinking.

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