IPP

Also: Intent Preservation Protocol · Intent Preservation Protocol (IPP) · IPP — Intent Preservation Protocol

7-phase software engineering methodology that treats business intent as immutable infrastructure. Solves AI drift — the tendency for AI to hallucinate, ignore constraints, or degrade code quality during complex multi-step builds. Components: (1) Master Constraint Block (MCB) — cryptographically signed YAML/JSON config the AI cannot edit, containing brand DNA, security rules, non-negotiable logic. (2) Stacked Agent Logic (SAL) squad — Parser Agent, Generator Agent, QC Agent. (3) Kill Switch Pattern — halts process and alerts human after 3 QC rejections. (4) PMLA Save Points — decision summaries re-injected into future prompts. 7 phases: Intent Capture (DIMEA) → Visual Architecture → Executable Specs (BDD/TDD) → Constrained Generation → Drift Detection → Deployment Prep (SOC2) → Operational Preservation.

Quoted verbatim from Notion, captured 2026-07-25. First seen 2026-03-29.

Provenance

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• Notionapp.notion.com/p/332a981d75b681be8d76f25dca62abfd (private workspace)2026-07-25
• Notionapp.notion.com/p/e44ce98be44d42f19ed88783443598d6 (private workspace)2026-07-25
• Notionapp.notion.com/p/5516389c7b9b484181285e0f91ac39e1 (private workspace)2026-07-25

Related

• Master Constraint Block
• SAL
• DIMEA 2.0
• PMLA

Cite

IPP — lex:ipp — Neuruh Lexicon v1.0.0 (0a2bb72426e9) — https://lexicon.neuruh.com/t/ipp

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