PRACTICE-ARCHITECTURE — Develop a practice without collapsing its structures

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Methodology

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Content

  • Situation: Methods, Work, capabilities, providers, descriptions, tools, and cultural change do not align one-for-one in a practice.
  • Question: Which relations must be reconciled for the practice to become usable or improve in representative Work?
  • First useful result or honest blocker: One readable synthesis, one bounded development action, or the exact missing Work case, relation, or transfer evidence.
  • Mantra: Start from representative Work and its needed result. Keep Methods, Work, capabilities, providers, descriptions, tools, and cultural processes distinct; compare the structures that conflict; develop the limiting capability; test transfer in real Work; return when practice, provider, evidence, or style changes.
  • Start with: C.32.MWA; use E.23.CDI, E.23, or C.36 only for the question actually opened.
  • Stop or return: Stop when the synthesis or transfer result answers the decision. A practice description is not the practice or performed Work.

Last Updated: 2026-09-03 — upstream FPF commit b999972c (github.com/ailev/FPF)