General

These are not tradition-specific methods but fundamental cognitive operations — structural moves available to any mind facing limits. They emerged from noticing convergence across specific instances in different traditions, not from top-down theorizing.

They address basic limits of human cognition and social coordination:

What to do when you can't trust your own judgment — Judgment Transfer
What to do when no one has authority to decide — Externalized Commitment
What to do when you can't see your own blind spots — Adversarial Testing
What to do when you don't know if your predictions work — Calibration Loop
What to do when freedom paralyzes — Constraint Imposition
What to do when experience doesn't automatically become learning — Structured Failure Analysis
What to do when capability can't be transferred directly — Staged Capability Development
What to do when multiple parties with different interests must align — Recursive Coordination
What to do when you're stuck on one view and can't see the space of positions — Perspective Enumeration