At each step, you decide whether your idea deserves further exploration.
The tool tells you what it costs in computing, and therefore in footprint, and what it brings you. Then you decide whether to keep exploring.
Each step sends one or more requests to the AI: these are AI calls. Their cost depends on how much text the AI reads and writes. The Capteur counts the AI calls in your exploration, and each step tells you how many it needs.
The sticky note will no longer accompany you while you work. You can start it again at any time from the Help tab, at the bottom of the panel, with “Start the guided help”.
Your Novum sheet is ready: it is the Capteur’s first output, and it reads very well here.
What comes next needs space: drawing your idea’s Novum map, its actors, its flows and its blockers; releasing those blockers with the expert; taking a step back with the macroscope; putting together your Novum dossier.
Save your game (menu ☰ then ⋯ › Save) and reopen it on a computer: you pick up exactly where you left off.
First gate
What it costs
For this test, the proposed principle is simulated: the AI will only be called if you rewrite or add a principle.
What it brings
The Novum sheet brings your idea together on one page to pass it on: your mission, your heading, your constellation, your measure and your roadmap. It is also the basis for pushing your systemic exploration one notch further.
Do you want to keep exploring this idea?