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Intent needs a contract.

Language becomes executable only after the system defines what the request means, what shape it must take, and what actions are allowed.

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Intent can guide a conversation, but systems act through constraints.

Without a contract between meaning and execution, a request stays expressive while the runtime stays uncertain.

What this changes in practice: make output shape, tool scope, and escalation rules explicit wherever language is expected to trigger action.

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