Adoption Logic Map
How decisions move inside your system
System Context: Baseline Confidence: Low Last updated: Auto
This is a snapshot of how the system currently sees decision conditions — not an evaluation of your work.
Founder-controlled

Inputs

What you bring into the system.

Problem Framing
State: Present
Value Articulation
State: Weak
Evidence Signals
State: Missing
Stakeholder Definition
State: Partial
Timing Assumptions
State: Unclear
System-controlled

Decision Gates

Conditions that allow or prevent movement.

Legitimacy
Constrained
Does the system recognize this as a real, credible problem owner?
Authority
Closed
Is the decision-maker with power actually engaged?
Timing
Unknown
Is this decision happening at the right moment?
Risk Tolerance
Unknown
Is the perceived risk acceptable inside this system?
Incentive Alignment
Unknown
Do the system’s incentives support this decision?
Operational Readiness
Closed
Can the system actually implement this now?
Trust Continuity
Closed
Is there confidence this will hold over time?
Legend
Inputs ≠ Outcomes
Gates = Conditions
Outputs = System Responses
Adoption is conditional movement, not persuasion.
System responses

Outputs

Read-only reflections of system movement.

No Decision
Signal: evaluation not released
Slow Drift
Signal: stalled by conditions
Pilot Loop
Signal: constrained movement
Partial Adoption
Signal: localized commitment
Full Commitment
Signal: durable adoption released
Which gate is actually stopping movement?
This map establishes your baseline adoption logic record. You’ll return to this structure later in the Lab.