Head / Heart / Gut / Spine: A Legible Judgement Model for Long-Running Agents

Article by Tony Wood | Original article on Tonywood.org

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Illustration from Head / Heart / Gut / Spine: A Legible Judgement Model for Long-Running Agents
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Section 2 infographic: Head, Heart, and Gut advise; Spine decides; Telos orients the whole model.

Section 8 diagram: a runtime packet turns judgement into something operators can review.

Section 10 diagram: lane disagreement is useful because it explains why a situation is hard.

Section 15 diagram: source-linked judgement keeps source, inference, and decision separate.