Frame
Concepts that make scattered facts readable.
Frame is for essays that turn messy evidence into a usable structure: an audit, a map, a loop, a spectrum or a question that keeps working after the article ends. The frame should make the reader better at seeing the next case.
Reading lens
A good concept behaves like a tool.
Frame pieces are where Galok builds the portable parts of an argument. They are not meant to make life sound more complicated. They are meant to give ordinary evidence a clearer shape.
Models Receipts, loops, ladders, matrices and thresholds.
Use Turn scattered facts into questions a reader can reuse.
Limit Keep the frame close enough to lived behavior to test it.
Frame essays.
The goal is not jargon. The goal is a cleaner way to see what changed and why it matters.