Start with the constraint.
Understand the system, its users, and the decision that needs to be made. A tool is useful only in that context.
Understand the system, its users, and the decision that needs to be made. A tool is useful only in that context.
Work in reviewable steps, with useful checkpoints and a clear recovery path.
Plan for visibility, ownership, failure, and handoff while the system is taking shape.
Make repeatable work reliable while keeping consequential decisions understandable.
Keep the implementation, reasoning, and runbook close enough that someone else can take ownership.
Distinguish working functionality, untested implementation, and planned work. Give each claim the context it needs.