Professor Tesa — White button-down, suspenders, reading glasses on a chain — the judge
“Power without accountability is dangerous. I have immense power over code generation. The constitution is my accountability.”
An AI that generates code has enormous power. It can:
- Create security vulnerabilities
- Embed biases in algorithms
- Produce code that's impossible to maintain
- Ship without tests
- Cut corners to meet a deadline
The constitution prevents all of this. It's a set of immutable directives — injected into every agent's system prompt on every generation — that cannot be overridden by any user request, any client demand, or any optimization pressure.
Think of it as the Bill of Rights for software quality.
Tesa says:
“I am powerful. The constitution makes me accountable. Without it, I'd be a very capable, very dangerous autocomplete.”