NGOs and public-interest teams
Tools that make a difficult pattern easier to recognise while protecting agency, dignity and safety.
Applied work
Build a tool for a particular human question
TEG-Blue can help an organisation turn a defined question into a visual explanation, behaviour page, educational resource or digital tool without losing the source and limits underneath it.
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Begin with the person, not the format
The useful starting point is who needs the information and what they should be able to understand, distinguish or decide after using it.
Applied work is not a copy of the public framework. Each build selects and translates only what its audience and purpose require while keeping the deeper source and ethical boundaries traceable.
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Who this may fit
Education and training
Visual explanations, learning journeys and interactive materials for a defined audience and context.
Research groups
Structured translations of a research question, with source boundaries and open questions kept visible.
Institutions and product teams
Public information systems, behaviour pages or digital tools that need clear language, traceable logic and responsible limits.
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How a build begins
Define the reader
Who will use the work, what situation brings them to it, and which decision should become clearer?
Set the evidence boundary
What is established, what is interpretation, what belongs to TEG-Blue, and what must remain open?
Design the public experience
Choose the information structure, language, interaction and detail that fit the reader.
Review safety and rights
Check accessibility, safeguarding, attribution, ownership, permissions, privacy and claims before publication.
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The limits are part of the design
- A first conversation is exploratory. It does not imply partnership, endorsement, approval or permission to use Engine logic.
- Every application needs its own agreement, attribution, ownership boundaries and review process.
- TEG-Blue does not provide diagnosis, treatment, medical or legal advice, crisis support, or certainty about a person’s inner state.
- Where risk is material, relevant safeguarding, legal, clinical, subject-matter or lived-experience expertise may need to sit beside the build.
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Practical questions
Can the TEG-Blue Engine be licensed?
The public framework and private Engine logic have different rights. Use of Engine logic, custom tools, product integrations and institutional implementations requires written permission or a separate agreement.
Can TEG-Blue build a custom application?
Potentially. The first step is to define the reader, purpose, evidence, review needs and rights. A conversation does not by itself create a partnership, licence or commitment to build.
Can an organisation reuse the public framework?
Original public written framework content may be reused under CC BY 4.0 with attribution, unless a page says otherwise. Marks, tools, code, Engine logic, product surfaces and third-party material are excluded.
Does the Engine diagnose or classify people?
No. It structures source material and tool logic. It does not diagnose, prove motive, determine a person’s inner state or turn one answer into a verdict.
How are ownership and confidential material handled?
Ownership, attribution, permitted use, access to material and confidentiality need to be defined for each project before substantive work begins.
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A useful first brief
Describe who the work is for, what currently feels difficult to explain, where it would be used, what material already exists, who needs to review it, and any known safety, accessibility, privacy, timing or ownership requirements.
Contact details will be added once the appropriate route for applied enquiries has been confirmed. Until then, this page explains the scope without implying an open commission or partnership.
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Authorship
Applied TEG-Blue work is developed by Anna Paretas-Artacho. A public explanation does not place private Engine logic, software, tools or third-party material under an open licence.