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AdvisedOrganonsGround agent judgments and improvements.

Domain philosophies with explicit boundaries · Make commitments explicit. Examine grounds. Revise for reasons.

Quick start

Read the philosophy

Make the baseline explicit

Distinguish adopted commitments, a proposed change and the method’s own constraints.

Examine reasons and limits

Connect a claim to its assumptions, grounds and scope of application.

Revise for stated reasons

Examine reasons for change; retain an explicit human decision on philosophical adoption.

Why philosophy as a design foundation

Agents make judgments and propose changes. A philosophy makes their underlying commitments readable, open to criticism and revisable. Organon supplies philosophical text and review methods that ask for reasons and limits. It does not guarantee correct judgments or treat a count of methods as evidence of capability.

The current domain is SoftwareEngineering. Philosophy 0.2.1 adds a defeasible priority for credible software evolution and retains the considered Core 0.1.2 checkpoint. That priority is an additional commitment, not a deduction from the Core. Selecting this domain remains explicit.

Three repositories, distinct responsibilities

Repository	Responsibility
AgentOrganon	Workspace skills and management of adopted philosophy copies.
OrganonCore	The core philosophy, review methods and bounded Lean evidence.
AdvisedOrganons	A collection of domain philosophies; select a domain explicitly.

Installation packages supply non-Lean capabilities; the website retains the philosophy and Lean reader views.