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<p><p style="direction:ltr;">Ok, so now you've understood that Intent allows you to keep doc in sync with the real world.</p>
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<p style="direction:ltr;">But Intent is much more than a synchronization tool : as it is a bridge between technical artifacts and high-level concerns,
this is a perfect way to provide <b>tooling for checking high-level constraints</b> on your software.</p>
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