Glossary: Spinning Coin, Light Switch, Prompt Soup

We use a handful of pictures on purpose. Each one stands for a real behaviour in Infinity Blip. Long-form home: Infinity Blip — What MCP Prompt Collapse Actually Does.

Spinning coin — uncertainty kept alive and structured. Several futures are still live. You do not force heads or tails before the decision needs to leave the field.

Light switch — committing early: on or off, this template or that one. Classical bits work this way, and so does most prompt editing.

Prompt soup — a role, some constraints and the same paragraph rewritten three times because the model drifted. It feels productive, but it only explores a tiny corner of the options.

Shopping list — browsing prompt atoms, picking five and pasting them in. That is still light-switch editing, just with a nicer wrapper.

Harvest / blip — the deliberate measurement. The field collapses into one planning brief your host model can run.

Seams you should not own — rebuilding a private prompt marketplace in your head every morning. Own the goal and the judgment after measurement. Let the field do the combinatorial work.

Soft door: feel the difference between soup and a blip on a real goal. Start from Members.