pragm
Pragm is a term used in theoretical discussions of practical reasoning to denote a framework for context-aware decision making. It aims to model how agents select actions by weighing goals, constraints, and contextual information, prioritizing outcomes that are directly useful in a given situation rather than purely optimal in abstract terms.
In a pragm framework, core components typically include a representation of context (situational cues, user intent,
Relation to other concepts: Pragm is distinct from pragmatics (the study of how context affects meaning) and
Usage and status: The term has appeared in a limited set of theoretical discussions and in speculative