dynamo-design
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Design a Dynamo stump task on paper before any code is written: analyse where the frontier model is actually weak, choose a stump pattern, fix the deciding crux, and fill the design record, the empty-gap margin and the visible-oracle certificate. Use this whenever starting a new task, choosing what the task should be, hopping to a different stump pattern after a design was solved, or when the user asks what task to build, how to make a task harder, or why a design keeps getting solved. Use it BEFORE building a data generator or a verifier, because the cheapest place to refuse a doomed design is while it is still a paragraph.
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