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Preserve the source
Record where an idea comes from, what the source supports, what TEG-Blue adds, and where the claim must stop.
Tool-building system
The TEG-Blue Engine
The Engine is the source-tracing and tool-building system behind TEG-Blue applications. It preserves the depth of the framework while helping each public page speak to the person who will actually use it.
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What sits underneath a simple page
A clear behaviour page may look simple because much of its work is held underneath. The Engine keeps the scientific source, TEG-Blue interpretation, public wording, ethical boundary and product purpose connected without treating them as the same thing.
The Engine is not an automated judge of people. It does not diagnose, prove motive, identify an inner state from the outside, or turn one answer into a verdict.
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Four kinds of work
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Translate for the reader
Choose the distinctions and level of detail a particular reader needs without presenting the shorter explanation as the whole science.
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Build the public behaviour page
Begin with what a person can recognise: what happened, what repeated, what changed, and which choices or routes remained available.
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Check purpose, safety and rights
Give each tool its own reader contract, evidence boundary, safeguards, attribution and ownership terms.
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One source, different reader tasks
A person examining their own reaction needs a different page from someone trying to recognise harm directed at them. The underlying map may be related. The questions, safeguards, language and next steps are not interchangeable.
On teg-blue.com, for example, a compressed version of the framework supports self-reflection around response, impact, responsibility, regulation and repair. Other educational or institutional uses need to be scoped from their own audience and purpose.
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From framework to an applied tool
The first questions are human ones: who needs the information, what is difficult to recognise now, and which decision should become clearer? Only then do format, interaction and interface become useful choices.
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Authorship and rights
The TEG-Blue Engine and its applied logic were created by Anna Paretas-Artacho. Explaining the process publicly does not place private Engine logic, code, third-party materials or independently owned instruments under an open licence.