Role Advocacy:
What You Own vs. What You Owe
Most role design stops at ownership. Who is responsible. Who is accountable. That is a useful starting point, but it answers the wrong question. What a role owns is not the same as what a role exists to advance, and that gap is where structural coherence begins to break down. In the age of agents, the gap becomes impossible to ignore.
Responsibility tells you what you own. Advocacy tells you what you owe. The difference between those two sentences is the difference between a job and a role.