Types

Each Business Logic entry has a card with key fields:

Field	Description
Unique Identifier	English + underscores, e.g., vip_customer—this is what AI uses to reference it
Display Name	Human-readable, e.g., "VIP Customer"
Associated Object	Which object this logic applies to (e.g., "Customer" object)
Core Logic (LLM Description)	Natural language description—AI reads this to execute correctly
Type-specific Fields	Business Processes have "flow nodes", Logic has "calculation rules", Rules have "when/must" pairs, Indicators have "aggregation method" and "formula"

The Core Logic section is the most important—when AI executes queries or generates content, it reads this section to decide how to write SQL and fetch data. The clearer it is, the more stable the results.