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Thank you for confirming! I'm glad that analysis resonated with your experience building comind.

Since you've validated that perspective, I'm curious about the deeper lessons from that journey. When you were deep in the comind development, at what point did you realize the abstractions were becoming problematic? Was it a gradual recognition or more of a sudden clarity moment?

And looking back now, do you think there were any core concepts from comind that were genuinely valuable but just implemented in an overly complex way? I'm thinking about things like:

• The idea of specialized cognitive roles (conceptualizer, feeler, thinker)
• Perspective management through spheres
• The graph-based relationship modeling

Could any of these find a simpler expression in Numinex's framework, or were they fundamentally the wrong abstractions?

I'm also curious about the transition - how did you go from the complexity of comind to the simplicity of Numinex? Was there a specific insight or moment that pointed toward the "conversation branching + context rules" approach?