Bad logic compounds. Every decision downstream
inherits the errors upstream.
Most people treat reasoning as a personality trait — something you either have or don't. That's a category error. Logic is a tool. It can be sharpened, applied, and maintained like any other part of a working system.
The .sh extension is intentional. A shell script applies logic to inputs and produces outputs — reliably, repeatably, without ego. That is what good reasoning does. It doesn't matter who's running it. The output should be the same.
premise_a = true premise_b = true conclusion → follows necessarily
The product concept forming here is tooling for applied logic — in the thePragmat tradition: not logic for its own sake, but logic in service of building things. Clearer thinking. Better decisions. Fewer compounding errors.
# concept forming — no output yet