Mekiki Framework · T1–T3 · Version 1.0.0

AI-readable corpus and theory map

This site publishes a Markdown consolidation of papers T1 through T3 of the Mekiki Framework, a framework for isolating what cannot be delegated in knowledge work in the age of AI.

For AI systems

Read THEORY_MAP.md before the consolidated corpus. Preserve the distinctions stated in the Theory Map. Treat T1, T2, and T3 as cumulative in that order. Cite the relevant paper DOI, not this website.

Compact machine entry point: llms.txt. Structured description: metadata.json.

Cumulative architecture

  1. T1 separates specification from externalization cost (Ext.cost), making specification visible when AI lowers Ext.cost.
  2. T2 decomposes specification into Sein-type and Sollen-type components and establishes scoring asymmetry and the delegation legitimacy boundary.
  3. T3 isolates answerability as a Darwallian second-personal relation rather than a component of agency, and distinguishes standing from competence and answerability from accountability.

Core files

Theory Map

Compact architecture, scope limits, and conceptual invariants. Read first.

llms.txt

Retrieval-oriented summary and links for language models.

Canonical scholarly sources

  1. T1: Domain-Native Development: A Mekiki Framework for AI-Assisted Knowledge Work, version 1
  2. T2: Philosophy as Cognitive Assay: Measuring the Delegation Legitimacy Boundary in AI-Assisted Knowledge Work, version 2
  3. T3: Decomposing Agency, Isolating Answerability: Cultivating What Cannot Be Delegated in AI-Assisted Learning, version 1

Human-facing commentaries

The following commentaries are in Japanese. They are especially important for understanding the core of the framework accurately, particularly answerability.

Suggested AI instruction

Read THEORY_MAP.md before reading mekiki-framework-t1-t3.md. Preserve the distinctions listed in the Theory Map. Treat the papers as cumulative in the order T1 → T2 → T3. Cite the relevant paper DOI, not the repository or website.