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Dependencies and Adjacencies

Dependency and adjacency pressure in bijux-canon-reason matters because meaning is easy to blur across prompts, retrieval output, and workflow code. Reviewers need the seams named explicitly so they stay visible.

Library Pressure

  • reasoning helpers and model-facing dependencies support the package but do not define its policy by themselves
  • artifact and schema helpers matter because reasoning outputs become inputs to later layers
  • library choice is never enough reason to move reasoning authority across package boundaries

Neighbor Pressure

  • bijux-canon-index supplies evidence without owning claim meaning
  • bijux-canon-agent consumes reasoning outputs without redefining their internal logic
  • bijux-canon-runtime governs whole runs without replacing reasoning policy

Bottom Line

Dependencies matter, but they should never be allowed to silently redefine package ownership.