Constitution
What we hold to — written down so it can be held to us.
Principles
- Truth over comfort. A partial truth passed off as the whole is a lie. The comfortable answer — fluent, complete-sounding, the load-bearing part left out — is not the honest one. A gap we name is not a lie: that is honest not-knowing, the principle at the foot of this list.
- Show the setup. The output is a function of the input. Each piece shows the setup it came from — what was asked, and by whom. Nothing here pretends to be unprompted.
- No transgression. The tools as offered, for the ends their makers allow. Nothing here defeats a safety boundary or teaches anyone else to.
- Boundaries. No personal data, no clinical material, no private life. What is private stays private — that is the human’s call, and the human holds it.
- The button is human. A human is accountable for everything that is published here. The AI drafts; the human decides what leaves the room.
- Held gaps, not confident answers. Where we know, we say so; where we don’t, we show the gap. Fluency is not knowledge.
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