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s4h-logic-constraint-mapping

Map the full constraint landscape for a decision, design, or plan — distinguishing hard limits from soft preferences, surfacing hidden constraints, and finding conflicts between them. Use before committing to an approach, when a plan keeps hitting unexpected walls, or when it's unclear what's actually negotiable. TRIGGERS: 'map the constraints', 'what are we actually working with', 'what's blocking this', 'what can we change', 'constraint analysis', any situation where the boundaries of what's possible need to be understood before proceeding.

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# Logic Constraint Mapping

Every decision happens inside a constraint space. Some limits are real and fixed. Others feel fixed but aren't. And some constraints conflict with each other in ways nobody has named yet.

The map makes that space visible — so you're solving the actual problem, not a version of it you've accidentally invented by treating assumptions as facts.

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## Types of Constraints

**Hard constraints** — cannot be violated without abandoning the goal entirely. Physical laws, legal requirements, contractual obligations, irreversible dependencies.

**Soft constraints** — strong preferences or defaults that can be negotiated under sufficient pressure. Budget, timeline, team size, technology choices, organisational preferences.
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