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Foerster Capabilities — Seed Concepts v0.1
- Non-Trivial Machine — a system whose output depends on internal state/history, not only current input.
- Governability — degree to which an environment/controller can constrain and steer the system.
- Reliability — stability of behavior under expected conditions; predictability of failure modes.
- Adaptivity — capacity to adjust behavior in response to changing environment and feedback.
- Reflexivity — capacity to model/self-reference its own behavior and update based on that model.
- Autonomy — ability to set and pursue goals with limited external control.
- Sovereignty — autonomy plus control over critical dependencies (resources, memory, tooling).
- Capability Vector — multi-dimensional description placing a system in capability space.
- Interaction Envelope — boundary conditions within which safe, intended interaction holds.
- Control Surface — set of levers available to govern a system (policies, tools, incentives).