Framework
Ask history’s great thinkers what they would do. Each answer comes from a written, citable file of how that person thinks.
A file, not a persona
A persona prompt leans on a model’s vague memory of a famous name. Here each person is a markdown file with fixed sections: how they reason, core axioms, known tensions, what they refuse and where they come from.
Three ways to ask
One person for a conversation, a few who disagree for a discussion that works toward one answer, or a room of up to a hundred, clustered into camps.
Evidence you can check
Every claim cites the file it came from. Where we hold a thinker’s own text, answers quote it word for word, and a checker fails the build if a quoted line is not in the source.
Why it is part of the studio.
Our thesis starts from a person’s framework: how they reason, what they have lived, the stories they tell. Framework is where we learned to write one down so that a model has to use it, cite it and stay inside it.
Today it holds public thinkers. Next, the same format holds one person’s own framework, so our workflow can seed ideas from it and the selector can predict which new ideas that person would pick. We will publish how well it does, measured against real picks.