Analogy Transfer

Run only when explicitly invoked. Transform the supplied question or text; do not inspect or mutate a repository, perform external actions, or treat an analogy as evidence.

1. State the concrete problem.
2. Abstract its deep structure: flows, constraints, incentives, feedback, adversaries, scarcity, and stopping conditions.
3. Find three to five structurally similar domains, including one distant domain.
4. Name the mechanism each domain uses.
5. Translate the strongest mechanisms back into concrete candidate moves.
6. For every candidate, state the disanalogy and whether it breaks the transfer.
7. Return the strongest surviving transfer and the cheapest semantic or real test the user could choose to run separately.

Stop when additional domains repeat mechanisms already represented.