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Framework Injection & Digital Craftsmanship

Teaching AI How to Think, Not What to Do

This repository contains the foundational papers establishing Framework Injection — a new paradigm for human-AI interaction that transfers complete domain-specific reasoning methodologies from human experts to AI agents.

The Three-Paradigm Taxonomy

Prompt Engineering ⊂ Context Engineering ⊂ Framework Injection
    (commands)          (context mgmt)        (reasoning transfer)
   "give a recipe"    "equip a kitchen"     "teach someone to cook"

Papers

Paper 1: Digital Craftsmanship

"Digital Craftsmanship: A Semiotic Framework for Human-AI Interaction Beyond Prompt Engineering"

The philosophical framework — from Plato's evocative language through Aristotle's logic, Medieval grammar, to Digital Craftsmanship. Introduces the 7 operational layers, CAAJ 2.0 cycle, and Linguagem Plena as antidote to "digital pidgin."

Paper 2: Framework Injection

"Framework Injection: Teaching AI How to Think, Not What to Do — A Comparative Analysis of Cognitive Transfer Paradigms"

The differentiating concept — formal definition, five-type taxonomy, six theoretical foundations (Peirce, Vygotsky, Sweller, Wittgenstein, Polanyi, Greenberg), comparative analysis against DSPy/LLM-ACTR/Context Engineering, and research agenda.

Five-Type Framework Taxonomy

Type What it transfers Example
Declarative What to know Legal source hierarchy: Constitution > Statute > Case Law
Procedural How to reason Clinical differential diagnosis protocol
Evaluative How to judge Financial due diligence scoring rubric
Ethical What to refuse LGPD/HIPAA compliance fences
Compositional How to combine CAAJ 2.0 (Generate → Refute → Improve → Shield)

Six Theoretical Foundations

Theory Author Connection
Semiotics Peirce (1931) Prompt as sign, LLM as interpretant
Linguistic Universals Greenberg (1963) Agent/Action/Patient as prompt primitives
Zone of Proximal Development Vygotsky (1978) FI as scaffolding
Cognitive Load Theory Sweller (1988) FI reduces extraneous load via schemas
Language Games Wittgenstein (1953) Each framework defines valid reasoning moves
Tacit Knowledge Polanyi (1966) FI externalizes expert tacit knowledge

Related Research

This work is part of a broader research ecosystem:

Author

Renato Aparecido Gomes Independent Researcher, São Paulo, Brazil ORCID: 0009-0005-7380-9876

License

Apache 2.0 — see LICENSE.

Citation

@article{gomes2026frameworkinjection,
  title={Framework Injection: Teaching AI How to Think, Not What to Do},
  author={Gomes, Renato Aparecido},
  year={2026},
  note={Preprint}
}

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