Seven months of one practice, as one object
18 rulings, 12 rules, 9 things open, and 132 times a rule has been reused. Below is the item at the top of the queue and every rung above it that explains why it is there.
18rulings filed
10proven rules
132rule reuses
5shapes, ever
5paid seats
- The blocker
Six of fourteen live jobs have no named drawing owner
Ranked first because it blocks the nearest milestone, and 5 proven rules already answer problems of this shape. - blocks the milestone
Every live job has a named drawing owner with our concern log shared
- which movesHeard earlyConcerns raised before tender: 7 per monthInés FerrerStill cheap to fixMedian RIBA stage at first concern: 3 stageDev Raman
- which serve the belief
We are the practice that says a building is wrong while it is still cheap to fix.
Version 3, refined twice, defended 18 times.
See it used
Every other screen shows the memory. This one shows it answering something.
A problem arrives →Pick a shape and get back 10 proven rules, what each moved, and who wrote itThe six
Three that remember, three you look at — one pair per altitude.
memoryBelief Protection MemoryEvery challenge filed against the belief, and the ruling that answered it.18 rulingsviewValue SystemThe criteria rulings are decided against, and how often each is actually used.4 valuesmemoryDirection MemoryDirectional turns taken, what each cost, and what it did.3 turnsviewDirection DashboardFour stars, each with a leading and a lagging measure.4 starsviewPriority QueueWhat blocks the next milestone, ranked, with precedent attached.9 openmemoryDecision MemoryProblems solved, the rule written for each, and whether it worked.12 rules
3 milestones, 4 stars, 5 shapes. In seven months this practice has needed only five shapes to describe everything that got in its way — which is why a rule written once keeps answering things nobody had thought of yet.