Semantic Anchors are words — established terms like Clean Architecture, Cockburn Use Cases or MECE — that activate rich, well-defined concepts inside any modern LLM.
You don't install them. You don't import them. You type them.
Semantic Anchors is a curated catalog of well-defined terms — methodologies, frameworks, and principles like MECE, arc42, and BLUF — that act as shared vocabulary for communicating with large language models. Naming an anchor activates a dense, pre-computed cluster of knowledge inside the model, so a single word steers the output precisely instead of a long prompt.