The behavioural loops
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# The behavioural loops | Loop | Trigger | User value | Product implication | |---|---|---|---| | Orient | material change or milestone | relief from monitoring | interrupt on changed meaning, not activity | | Judge | a consequential uncertainty | agency without operating the studio | ask for one small, legible decision | | Steer | a question becomes worth reading | momentum and a live read to decide against | point a Position at the question — a priced Reading with a monitor | | Learn | a Position re-prices on evidence | the read sharpens legibly | show how the read moved, its reasoning, and the evidence | | Refine | the expert can be corrected | ownership and compounding | make later behaviour show what was taught, and keep the track of how the read moved | Human-in-the-loop does not mean approving everything. Research can run autonomously while Merge folds on the domain's cadence and **a re-priced read awaits the user's review** (the machine re-prices the read; the human decides what to do with it). Trust expands by consequence: ```text observe → suggest → stage → apply with review → apply by default → audit exceptions ``` The boundary must remain inspectable, reversible, and granular.Open on GitHub
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