Where no explicit agreement exists, making that absence explicit increases workability.
No agreement can be harder to work with when everyone silently assumes a different one. Making the absence of an agreement explicit brings the situation into view.
Then the people involved can ask what, if anything, they are willing to commit to. Clarity begins before the agreement itself: it begins when we stop pretending one already exists.
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