Name the context.
Begin with the information you are authorized to use: your own context tokens, or a conversation with The Governor as context. The source matters because it changes the question.
The method / a way to work
Context first.
Judgment throughout.
A model can help articulate a pattern. It cannot decide what a person is or take final authority over Ethan’s work. The method keeps the source, the process, and the decision visible.
Run the prompt.
Use the prompt as a way to surface an interpretation or possibility. Free prompts can run with your own context. Book chat opens directly and shows when home-model processing is unavailable.
Give judgment its place.
Inspect the answer, compare it with the source and the world, then decide what it earns. Ethan determines who participates in his architecture and what receives his final approval.
Source matters
The context is not the person.
Prompts can organize language and test interpretations. They do not grant access to a private manuscript, speak for a reader, or substitute for Ethan’s own response.
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