I keep noticing that users lose confidence not after a failure but after uncertainty creeps in When a system allows an action but keeps the result feeling provisional people slow down they wait they double check they stop trusting momentum
Dusk is built to remove that hesitation Nothing moves forward until the system is fully certain There is no soft acceptance and no later correction An action either belongs or it does not
That firmness changes everything Users move once and continue Developers rely on rules instead of guardrails The system feels steady because outcomes do not drift
Clarity like this is quiet but powerful.