feat: dynamic-facilitation method spec (first public spec) - #2
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First published spec in the registry. Dynamic Facilitation (Jim Rough, Center for Wise Democracy): CC0, runtime.artifact=single, the four boards as cross-cutting lenses, four movement-stages, one weval blueprint per stage. Grounded in the OFL benchmark DF session. Regenerates index.json + the README table. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The first published method spec in the OFL registry: Dynamic Facilitation (Jim Rough / Center for Wise Democracy).
The registry tooling + format (HAR-1065) shipped earlier, but the public index was empty: the only authored spec, Many-to-Many, is CC-BY-NC and is held in
method-specs-stagingpending Dark Matter Labs sign-off. Dynamic Facilitation is a long-established public method, so it can be CC0 and go live here as the first spec.The spec
runtime.artifact: single— DF is one continuous, emergent facilitated conversation, not a chain of phased sessions.lenses; every contribution is charted to one throughout.open-the-question→welcome-and-reflect→stay-in-the-groan-zone→harvest-the-shift), with the welcome-and-reflect engine running continuously. The modelling note inSOURCES.mdflags that this bends the stage model slightly.should/should_not), grounded in the real DF session in theevalsbenchmark corpus (facilitators Ben + Eva): reflect-back, purposeful probing, welcoming reframes of the question.guard(publishable, no hold).Checks
validate,build-index,check,guardall pass; vitest 22/22.index.json+ README table regenerated.Review ask
A facilitator eye on the single-vs-chain modelling, the four-boards-as-lenses choice, and the stage prompt + eval wording before merge. Promote
draft → testedonly after a DF-practitioner review (noted inSOURCES.md).🤖 Generated with Claude Code