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The Asymmetry Between Instantaneous LLM Execution and Human Prompt Crafting Time
The "Asymmetry" Between Instant LLM Execution and the Time Humans Spend Thinking of Prompts
Hello. Thank you for reading.
What did you think when you saw this title?
While writing this article, I realized that the act of "writing text (conveying my thoughts to you)" is itself the very problem this title implies.
Many of you might be wondering, "?" right now. I will explain the true meaning behind this below.
The Deterioration of Thought and the Essence of "Asymmetry"
When we convey information to other people or AI, we compress the highly sophisticated information in our heads into one-dimensional text and verbalize it.
The ideas inside a human's head are like high-resolution "analog signals" where context, past experiences, and design aesthetics are intricately intertwined.
In the process of writing a prompt, these nuances of thought are violently stripped away.
This is exactly the same phenomenon as outputting high-quality audio data through a poor DAC (Digital-to-Analog Converter), resulting in a loss of sound depth and spatial resonance.
LLMs try to fill in the lost data (context) on their own with hallucinations. As a result, humans are forced to keep adding prompts to fix things, saying, "No, not that; do it like this."
Rather than an "extension of thought," this is nothing more than **human brain memory being hijacked by the "translation work required to make the AI understand."
Three Conditions to Achieve "Extension of Thought"
To be freed from this translation work and have AI function as a true "extension of thought," the following three conditions must be met:
- **Zero-Translation (Abandoning Translation)
Humans should not write "instructions" for AI. Intent should propagate simply by "dropping" notes, code fragments, or error logs as they are. - **Shared Identity (High Context)
The system must constantly share the overall "center of gravity (impedance)" of the system, such as "what this user considers beautiful and what they think should be avoided in this project." - **Unconscious Verification (Automatic Auditing)
To ensure the extended thought does not run wild, logical "verification" must be completed within the system before the human even notices it.
This time, I will focus specifically on aspects "1" and "2."
The Solution to This "Inescapable Problem" — The Verantyx Architecture
To prevent this severe "deterioration of thought due to translation work," I will explain the architecture that Verantyx, which I am currently developing, implements, and the future I aim to reach.
What Is Currently Solved (L1-L3.5 Memory Layer and Compiler)
Verantyx is solving this problem through a "multi-layered memory system (L1-L3.5)" and an "autonomous compiler (MCP)."
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**Shared Identity (L3.5 and WISDOM Memory)
Currently, the system scans assets on the user's PC (project history and directory structure) as "L3.5 memory" and automatically extracts the user's "identity" (design quirks and preferences). Additionally, lessons learned and design intentions from previously completed tasks are accumulated asWISDOM_in themid/zone (L2). This puts the system in a state where it already knows the center of gravity regarding "what this user considers beautiful" before even being instructed. -
**Automatic Context Completion (L1-L3 Zones)
Through Spatial Memory consisting of the current session (front/), the most recent task (near/), and past archives (far/), the system automatically searches for and supplements past context even when a user casually throws in a prompt like "do it like that one before." It is a structure where the system itself goes to fetch the "analog background information" before it is compressed into "one-dimensional language." -
**Unconscious Verification (verantyx-compiler)
Theverantyx-compiler(MCP), running constantly in the background, autonomously performs structural verification of code and memory organization using JCross IR. Because spatial searching and context reconstruction are completed before the user issues instructions, it dramatically reduces rework caused by errors (corrections for hallucinations).
What Will Be Solved Next (Future Outlook)
Updates are currently underway to elevate this architecture to the ultimate "Zero-Translation."
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**Complete Automatic Injection of Identity (Establishing the Core of System Prompts)
We are implementing a process to unconditionally and automatically inject accumulatedWISDOM_and L3.5 identity information as the "system's core rules (System Prompt)" every time a task is executed. This reduces the need to put "the user's preferred architecture and naming conventions" into words to absolutely zero. -
**Zero-Shot Intent (Ultimate High Context)
The final goal is a state where, instead of a human "writing" a prompt, they simply throw in fragments of ideas (analog signals) from their mind. The AI then autonomously refers to past implementations (far zone) and impedance (mid zone), interprets it on its own by thinking, "Ah, this is an application of that pattern," and generates the perfect output.
Conclusion: Complete Privacy Protection Through Local Completion
We should no longer spend time on "prompt engineering for AI." In the future, I aim for a world where you can simply create an idea notebook in an app, toss it at the system, and complete tasks.
Furthermore, in Verantyx, these assets on your PC (L3.5 memory) are designed to be retrieved only by the local LLM and never leaked externally. We have adopted a robust architecture that passes only strictly obfuscated information to cloud LLMs, balancing powerful high-context capabilities with complete privacy.
Thank you for reading until the end.
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