Gaiish term
A repeatable shape for organising the components of a prompt.
A framework tells a writer which fields to consider and in what order. Gaiish BASIC uses Goal, Context, Action and Output; Gaiish PRO uses Role, Intent, Context, Knowledge, Constraints, Process, Output and Validation.
Frameworks are choices, not rituals. Use the smallest shape that exposes the decisions the task requires, and move to a fuller framework when review, handoff or consequence makes additional structure useful.