Personal Coda Intake Preview

The live form’s fields, boundaries, and reader-facing guidance.

A bounded working inquiry

A Personal MoM is an optional application of the Universal MoM: a limited working map for one bounded inquiry. Its center is provisional; the map is not the person. Field, relationships, and boundaries can be inspected so a traversal may lead to action, pause, test, or return, then later insight may revise the map.

This preview does not submit data or save a draft. The live Personal Coda route sends input to the endpoint only after confirmation and submission.

Step 1: Processing & retention

Retention preference Required

Choose an implementation retention boundary for this Coda. This is not a book concept.

Active page only: Keep the result only in current page state unless you export it. Reloading, resetting, or leaving may remove it.
Offer transient session save: After acceptance, offer an explicit browser-session save. It is not automatic, remote, synchronized, or account-backed.

Processing and retention confirmation Required

Required confirmation of endpoint processing and the selected retention boundary. It is not consent to profiling, reuse, account history, or unrelated processing.

Step 2: Situation inquiry

Reason for this Coda Required

Why open this bounded inquiry now? Name the reason for examining one provisional center, not a biography or identity history.

Example prompt: Name the immediate reason for examining this provisional center.

Active field or domain Required

Name the bounded field where this inquiry occurs, not a permanent category or profile.

Example prompt: Work, relationship, study, creative practice, community, or a decision…

Primary question or tension Required

Name one bounded question, uncertainty, conflict, or relationship. Where useful, distinguish what you observe from what you interpret or assume, and name the relationship or boundary that matters.

Example prompt: Describe one bounded question, condition, relationship, or boundary.

Desired usefulness Required

Name practical usefulness you seek, such as a clearer boundary, next action, pause, test, or return point. This does not promise a resolution.

Example prompt: A clearer boundary, next action, pause, test, or return point…

Step 3: Language choices

Tone preference Required

This changes presentation style only; it does not change evidence, truth, or authority.

Direct & grounded
Poetic & evocative
Philosophical & reflective
Structured & systematic

Language register Required

This controls wording only. It does not infer belief, spiritual status, devotional identity, or metaphysical truth.

Secular-philosophical
Mystical-traditional
Psychological vocabulary
Minimal interpretive language

Topics or framings to avoid Optional

State reader constraints. The system will avoid these subjects or framings where possible, without promising perfect filtering.

Step 4: Review & submit

The live form shows all nine choices, lets you go Back without data loss, and sends only when you choose Generate Coda. Submission creates a provisional draft for correction or rejection; it does not automatically accept or save it.