The cockpit should wander.
That is not a bug in the system.
It is the point.
Some kinds of thinking need to move sideways.
One idea connects to something from last week.
Then to something from an old project.
Then to a future version that is not ready to build yet.
If the system shuts that down too quickly, it loses the texture that made the idea useful.
But the builders should not wander in the same way.
Execution needs a different posture.
It needs order.
It needs proof.
It needs the next coherent move.
That is the distinction I keep trying to protect.
The cockpit is where the thinking stays alive.
Traffic Control is where the thinking gets translated.
The builders are where the translated work becomes real.
If all three layers act the same, everything blurs.
The conversation turns into task churn.
The builders chase live thoughts.
The system starts to feel busy instead of clear.
So the shape matters.
Let the cockpit wander.
Keep the builders near the work that is ready.