Move guide
L · LOOPS
Change what keeps repeating
Choose a move in the practical Guide →When this area helps
What keeps recreating this pattern over time?
Use this area when something from the past carries forward and helps create the next repeat. A situation that merely happens again because the same outside event returns is not enough.
What to produce
A clear picture of what repeats, what carries the past forward, where to make one change, what you expect to happen over time, how long to wait, and when to return to the earlier plan.
What to check
It works when the repeating pattern is real, the proposed change could affect it, protected values stay intact, enough time passes to see the expected effect, and a different explanation still gets a fair test.
Use the practical guide →Explore the moves and parts
- REPEATSExplore the named moves and parts below.Expand branch →
- REWIRESExplore the named moves and parts below.Expand branch →
- Quick RecipesTry a focused change to a repeating pattern. Explore examples and alternative approaches.Expand branch →
- 5BBefore intervening, choose your intent for the loop: BUILD a missing one, BREAK a harmful one, BOOST a weak one, BALANCE a volatile one, or BEND a misaimed one.Expand branch →
- CIRCUITExplore the named moves and parts below.Expand branch →
- PULSEA non-negotiable pre-intervention gate checking frozen predictions, unintended loops, real leverage, safety invariants, and falsifiable evidence, where no strength can offset a safety failure.Expand branch →
- Repeating patternsRecognize common repeating structures.Expand branch →