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Today an LLM leaps straight from a prompt to code, deciding everything in between and writing none of it down. The next era of software engineering fills that gap with real abstraction layers: semantics, ontology, operational model, and execution model. Every handoff checkable, nothing guessed.

Source code is versioned, owned, reviewed, and deployed. What if your business processes worked the same way? The analogy isn't just metaphor — it's a better model for how operations should actually function.

The problem with process documentation isn't that teams are lazy. It's that the tools and habits we use to write SOPs guarantee they'll decay the moment they're published.