HOW WE BUILD
What remains true when models and tools change.
The task is the unit of work.
A task is a durable thread with a contract, state, decisions, and delivery — not a line in a list.
The contract comes before the plan.
Success, boundaries, and authority are explicit before execution begins.
Human judgment belongs inside execution.
Checkpoints are designed moments for responsibility and direction.
Proof is part of the result.
Acceptance depends on checks, evidence, and unresolved questions.
The user owns the state.
Local persistence and portable data keep the task useful beyond one service or session.