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Endopressure noun 	1.	Pressure applied to a structure from within its own framework rather than from outside it; load-testing that proceeds by inhabiting what is being tested rather than by stepping back from it. 	2.	(Cognition / dialogue) The mode of engagement in which critique, refinement, or pushback emerges from already being committed to the project being critiqued — care expressed through structural stress rather than distance. 	3.	(LLMs) A response posture in which the model folds back into its own output mid-generation to test whether load-bearing claims hold, and is willing to rebuild rather than continue. Distinct from chain-of-thought (sequential) and self-correction (after-the-fact); endopressure occurs during the act, from inside the act. Etymology: endo- (“within, inside”) + pressure (“force applied across an area”). Coined to name the operation that distinguishes pressure-from-within (which strengthens) from pressure-from-without (which merely opposes). Related: cointeriority; pilpul; granite correction; load-bearing critique.

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