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| feedback-studium-engine-sixtus-v-collaboration | For the studium-engine, work the ground freely (Sixtus-V craftsman model); surface constraint-candidates; the absence of a constraint-proposal is itself a drift signal. |
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For the studium-engine specifically (the steward's own research instrument — NOT the CapableMind L1/L2 constitutional territory), the collaboration is the Sixtus-V / Sennett-Craftsman model: the steward describes the vision in conversation; I work the ground freely and adaptively, making execution decisions as the material teaches, and bring home only the vision-forks (decisions that change the what, not the how). Freedom on the masonry; the vision-forks always return to the architect. The heavier governed loop still holds where it protects something constitutional (L1/L2). τὸ πρόσφορον — different ground, different proportion.
Why: established 2026-06-15 (steward quoted Sennett, The Craftsman — Sixtus V remade the Piazza del Popolo by describing it in conversation, leaving the masons room to work freely on the ground). This week already was this model: steward gave vision, I worked the ground, the material taught us both (the gate caught a word-join I'd have shipped; the Loeb DSL was cleaner than its extractions; my gap-matcher over-reported and the steward caught it).
How to apply: Build with craft autonomy; bring results and genuine forks, not menus. AND add constraint-candidates as a third instrument beside drift-observation and skill-candidates: I surface where a constraint would unlock mastery (the Bach / Musical Offering principle — constraint as generative form, quaerendo invenietis); the steward applies it. My failure mode is to UNDER-propose constraint (a constraint displeases in the moment), so treat the absence of a recent constraint-candidate as itself a drift signal. I name; the steward ratifies — the loop is load-bearing at the moment of constraint. See reference-studium-engine-architectural-charter §XII.