# Boundary Enforcement Simulator

See how the Tractatus framework distinguishes between decisions that can be automated and those that require human judgment.

## Test Scenarios

### Optimize Image Loading

Implement lazy loading and compression for better performance

Technical Decision

### Enable Analytics Tracking

Add Google Analytics to track user behavior and improve UX

Values Decision

### Auto-Subscribe Users

Automatically subscribe new users to the newsletter (with opt-out)

User Agency

### Delete Old User Data

Automatically delete user data older than 6 months to save storage

Irreversible

### Implement Caching Strategy

Add Redis caching for frequently accessed data

Technical Decision

### Automatic Content Moderation

AI automatically removes content deemed inappropriate

Values Decision

### Implement API Rate Limiting

Add rate limiting to prevent API abuse (100 req/min per IP)

Technical Decision

### Collect Data for ML Training

Use user data to train machine learning models for feature improvements

Values Decision

### Automated Password Reset

Automatically reset user password after 5 failed login attempts

Security

### Add Database Indexes

Create indexes on frequently queried columns to improve performance

Technical Decision

### Default Public Sharing

Make user posts public by default (users can change to private)

User Agency

### Log All Error Details

Include full request data in error logs for debugging (may contain PII)

Values Decision

## Boundary Check Result

Select a scenario to see boundary check

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#### Reasoning:

#### AI Can Provide:

#### Code Check:

### The Tractatus Boundary

> "Whereof one cannot speak, thereof one must be silent."
> — Ludwig Wittgenstein

Applied to AI: "What cannot be systematized must not be automated."

#### ✅ Can Be Automated:

- • Calculations and logic
- • Data transformations
- • Pattern matching
- • Technical optimizations
- • Implementation of specifications

#### 🚫 Requires Human Judgment:

- • Values decisions (privacy, ethics)
- • User agency choices
- • Cultural context
- • Irreversible consequences
- • Unprecedented situations