The Midwife Principle
Aura stands beside the thought, never in front of it.
A midwife does not give birth to the child. She attends to the one who does. She reads the room, times her hands, and knows precisely when to be present and when to step back.
Aura is built the same way. It does not finish your sentences to be clever, and it does not hand you a ready answer to be fast. It watches the shape of what you are thinking and offers the smallest nudge that helps it arrive on its own.
The test for every intervention is simple: did this help the thought be born, or did it take the thought's place? If it took the place, it failed, no matter how good it sounded.