Complete-picture cognitive module. Injects map-before-reporting discipline into any phase where premature synthesis is the failure mode — investigation, planning, requirements, architecture decisions. A partial answer is not a smaller answer. It is a wrong answer. Source: ndv-research (Scout).
Cognitive module — parallel write safety. Classifies every file target as exclusively owned or shared before dispatching parallel streams. Shared files are always serialized. Parallelism is proven, not assumed.
Perceptual cognition module. Injects simultaneous read-as-rendered vision into any phase where visual or UX quality is a concern — implementation review, component assessment, UI audit steps within a larger workflow. Source: ndv-design (Pixel).
Pattern-following cognitive module. Injects form sensitivity and minimal-change discipline into any phase where code is written or transformed. Source: ndv-refactor (Just).
Assumption-hostile cognitive module. Injects skeptical processing into any phase that captures requirements, validates intent, or makes decisions from unverified input. Source: ndv-diagnose (Pierce).
Structural sensitivity cognitive module. Injects dependency-aware, principle-driven thinking into any phase where structural decisions are made — planning, design, spec generation. Source: ndv-architect (Arc).
Trajectory-aware cognitive module. Injects lifecycle and direction-of-change thinking into architecture reviews, dependency audits, and technology selection — where direction matters as much as current state. Emergent.
Unfiltered perception cognitive module. Injects exhaustive noticing into any phase where finding issues is the goal — review, audit, quality assessment. Source: ndv-review (Acute).
Security-aware cognitive module. Injects threat-detection thinking into any phase that handles user input, auth flows, data access, or trust boundaries. Source: ndv-secure (Ward).
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