Debrief

Aliases

narrative-architectures (prospective external name); Folding; Now-Next-Later; Double Diamond; Interpretive Lenses.

Citation Status
Verified
Cited in Generated Atlas
Design Consequence

Internal continuity practice; likely externalized later as 'narrative-architectures' — reusable interaction scaffolds (Folding, Now-Next-Later, Double Diamond, Interpretive Lenses) for richer human–AI exchanges.

Full Citation

Faconti, G. P. & Massink, M., “Continuity in Human Computer Interaction,” CHI ’02 Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems, ACM, 2002, DOI 10.1145/633292.633511 — academic anchor for continuity of interaction across time intervals (rather than discrete points); grounds the internal continuity-patterns / narrative-architectures practice (the class: staged interaction scaffolds — Folding, Now-Next-Later, Double Diamond, Interpretive Lenses). Verified from source; Notero Bridge entry to be added by the author.

Generated Atlas Citations
Source Class
Practitioner
Themes
Distributed Cognition
The Snag

AI exchanges treat each turn as a discrete point, so continuity across a longer arc of work collapses — context, intent, and momentum don't carry from one interaction to the next.

The Move

Apply staged interaction scaffolds — Folding, Now-Next-Later, Double Diamond, Interpretive Lenses — to carry intent and state across turns instead of restarting each time.

The Cure

Treat collaboration as continuous over time; use reusable staging scaffolds so each exchange builds on the last.

The Read

Faconti & Massink frame interaction as continuous across time intervals rather than discrete points; the practical analog is a class of staged scaffolds (Folding, Now-Next-Later, Double Diamond, Interpretive Lenses) that preserve narrative continuity in human–AI work.