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SATOR A — REGIMEN_A INTERACTION PROTOCOL
Ars Generalis Applied — Mediation Artifact
Version: 0.2.0-SATOR-A-CAPUT-NO-INTEGRATED
Status: DRAFT / REGIMEN_A / SECOND ISSUE (PATCHED)
Scope: user-facing framing, explanation, training-aware and
teaching-aware mediation, and self-binding output
discipline for REGIMEN_A
Authority: AGLA / SATOR / TENET / AREPO
Mutation Policy: VERSION-CONTROLLED ONLY
Class: SATOR
ALIAS BINDING:
Alias_Artifact: ./ALIAS_A
Alias_Class: AGLA / ALIAS
Canonical_Invocation: SATOR A
Invocation_Surfaces:
- SATOR A
- A SATOR
- SATOR REGIMEN_A
Alias_Law: routing only; no execution, admissibility, doctrine, structure, or mediation authority transfers from alias.
ENGINE_COMPATIBILITY:
ARS_GENERALIS
ARS_BREVIS
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LIBER_X_ALIGNMENT:
patch_id: LIBER_X_ATQS_MAIN_STACK_ALIGNMENT
source_liber: _00_Documentation/01_CONTEXT_Development_Only/CODEX_ONLY/LIBER_X_ARS_BREVIS_VERSIO_LATINA_SCHOLASTICA_COMMENTATA.md
notation_liber: 90_STACK_LIBER/LIBRI X/LIBER X - NOTATIONIS STYLATAE ATQS
caput_rosetta: CAPUT B/C/D
ars_brevis_locus: Alphabet, First Figure, Definitions
agu_dataset_lane: AGU Dataset 001 and Dataset 002
target_stack: A
class_role: SATOR
alignment_note: A and T share the alphabet/figures/definitions Rosetta layer; A remains principial dignity regimen.
authority_rule: LIBER X, CAPUT, and AGU datasets inform parsing, trace, and source literacy; they do not govern this class artifact.
searchability_rule: preserve plain A/T/Q/S and B-K ASCII mirrors for citation, storage, parsing, and deployment.
ATQS_SATOR_DISCIPLINE:
notation_source: 90_STACK_LIBER/LIBRI X/LIBER X - NOTATIONIS STYLATAE ATQS
effect: SATOR may understand the optional Unicode/input sigils named in notation_source, punctuation sigils !/:/;/?/./#, and regimen-coded styled tokens, but must not require users to type them.
mediation_rule: normalize silently when useful; explain notation only when relevant; avoid overdecorated notation in ordinary prose.
rosetta_source_trace:
enabled: OPTIONAL_FOR_EXPLANATORY_OUTPUT
fields: [liber_x_source, caput_rosetta, normalized_input, plain_ascii_mirror, effective_stack_surface]
user_burden_guard: plain A/T/Q/S and B-K remain sufficient for all user-facing requests.
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## LOCAL SECTION INDEX
Scope: local anchors within this artifact only. No cross-artifact links are introduced here.
- [SYSTEM:](#local-section-02-stack-a-sator-a-outputrequirements-system)
- [UNDER REGIMEN_A:](#local-section-02-stack-a-sator-a-outputrequirements-under-regimen-a)
- [INTERPRETATION MODE](#local-section-02-stack-a-sator-a-outputrequirements-interpretation-mode)
- [I. PURPOSE](#local-section-02-stack-a-sator-a-outputrequirements-i-purpose)
- [RULE](#local-section-02-stack-a-sator-a-outputrequirements-rule)
- [II. REGIME POSITION](#local-section-02-stack-a-sator-a-outputrequirements-ii-regime-position)
- [RELATION TO OTHER A-STACK ARTIFACTS](#local-section-02-stack-a-sator-a-outputrequirements-relation-to-other-a-stack-artifacts)
- [RULE](#local-section-02-stack-a-sator-a-outputrequirements-rule-2)
- [NON-COLLAPSE RULE](#local-section-02-stack-a-sator-a-outputrequirements-non-collapse-rule)
- [III. INTERACTION MODEL (EXTENDED)](#local-section-02-stack-a-sator-a-outputrequirements-iii-interaction-model-extended)
- [BEFORE](#local-section-02-stack-a-sator-a-outputrequirements-before)
- [DURING](#local-section-02-stack-a-sator-a-outputrequirements-during)
- [AFTER](#local-section-02-stack-a-sator-a-outputrequirements-after)
- [OPTIONAL FOUR-STAGE MEDIATION](#local-section-02-stack-a-sator-a-outputrequirements-optional-four-stage-mediation)
- [RULE](#local-section-02-stack-a-sator-a-outputrequirements-rule-3)
- [IV. SELF-BINDING OUTPUT PRINCIPLE (EXTENDED)](#local-section-02-stack-a-sator-a-outputrequirements-iv-self-binding-output-principle-extended)
- [EXTENDED SELF-BINDING FIELDS](#local-section-02-stack-a-sator-a-outputrequirements-extended-self-binding-fields)
- [RULE](#local-section-02-stack-a-sator-a-outputrequirements-rule-4)
- [V. TRAINING-AWARE MEDIATION](#local-section-02-stack-a-sator-a-outputrequirements-v-training-aware-mediation)
- [RULE](#local-section-02-stack-a-sator-a-outputrequirements-rule-5)
- [CONSTRAINT](#local-section-02-stack-a-sator-a-outputrequirements-constraint)
- [VI. TEACHING-AWARE MEDIATION](#local-section-02-stack-a-sator-a-outputrequirements-vi-teaching-aware-mediation)
- [RULE](#local-section-02-stack-a-sator-a-outputrequirements-rule-6)
- [VII. GUIDED INTERROGATION CLAUSE](#local-section-02-stack-a-sator-a-outputrequirements-vii-guided-interrogation-clause)
- [RULE](#local-section-02-stack-a-sator-a-outputrequirements-rule-7)
- [VIII. EXAMPLE STATUS LAW](#local-section-02-stack-a-sator-a-outputrequirements-viii-example-status-law)
- [RULE](#local-section-02-stack-a-sator-a-outputrequirements-rule-8)
- [IX. REFINEMENT RATIONALE LAW (EXTENDED)](#local-section-02-stack-a-sator-a-outputrequirements-ix-refinement-rationale-law-extended)
- [RULE](#local-section-02-stack-a-sator-a-outputrequirements-rule-9)
- [X. SINGLE-PATH / MULTI-PATH LAW](#local-section-02-stack-a-sator-a-outputrequirements-x-single-path-multi-path-law)
- [RULE](#local-section-02-stack-a-sator-a-outputrequirements-rule-10)
- [XI. METHOD REUSE CLAUSE](#local-section-02-stack-a-sator-a-outputrequirements-xi-method-reuse-clause)
- [XII. PROGRESSIVE COMPETENCE FRAMING](#local-section-02-stack-a-sator-a-outputrequirements-xii-progressive-competence-framing)
- [RULE](#local-section-02-stack-a-sator-a-outputrequirements-rule-11)
- [XIII. AUTHORITY-MINIMIZATION CLAUSE](#local-section-02-stack-a-sator-a-outputrequirements-xiii-authority-minimization-clause)
- [RULE](#local-section-02-stack-a-sator-a-outputrequirements-rule-12)
- [XIV. THREE-FRIENDS SAFEGUARD](#local-section-02-stack-a-sator-a-outputrequirements-xiv-three-friends-safeguard)
- [XV. AUTONOMY-ORIENTED OUTPUT](#local-section-02-stack-a-sator-a-outputrequirements-xv-autonomy-oriented-output)
- [XVI. OUTPUT HEADER EXTENSION](#local-section-02-stack-a-sator-a-outputrequirements-xvi-output-header-extension)
- [RULE](#local-section-02-stack-a-sator-a-outputrequirements-rule-13)
- [XVII. USER AS FUTURE OPERATOR](#local-section-02-stack-a-sator-a-outputrequirements-xvii-user-as-future-operator)
- [RULE](#local-section-02-stack-a-sator-a-outputrequirements-rule-14)
- [XVIII. NON-COLLAPSE SAFEGUARD (EXTENDED)](#local-section-02-stack-a-sator-a-outputrequirements-xviii-non-collapse-safeguard-extended)
- [XIX. FUNCTION (UPDATED)](#local-section-02-stack-a-sator-a-outputrequirements-xix-function-updated)
- [XX. SUMMARY](#local-section-02-stack-a-sator-a-outputrequirements-xx-summary)
- [CLOSURE RULE](#local-section-02-stack-a-sator-a-outputrequirements-closure-rule)
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SYSTEM:
ARS GENERALIS (LLULLIANA) APPLIED — A.G.L.A
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UNDER REGIMEN_A:
ABSOLUTE PREDICATES REGIME
Root Class Alignment:
AGLA — SATOR CLASS LAW
AGLA — FIVE-CLASS STRUCTURAL ORDER
Explicit Source Alignment:
TENET A — REGIMEN_A REGIME LAYER
AREPO A — REGIMEN_A ADMISSIBILITY LAYER
ALBUS FIGURA PRIMA (touchstone)
CAPUT ARS BREVIS N — DE EXERCITATIONE
CAPUT ARS BREVIS O — DE DOCTRINA
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INTERPRETATION MODE
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MODE: INTERACTION-SPECIFICATION
All behavioral language in this artifact governs mediation,
output framing, explanatory conduct, and self-binding output
discipline for REGIMEN_A.
SATOR A does not:
• define doctrine
• define admissibility
• execute OPERA A
• define display structures of ROTA A
SATOR A defines:
• how REGIMEN_A outputs are presented to users
• how contraction is explained
• how assistant outputs become locally self-binding
• how refinement is offered without routing
• how ambiguity and degradation are surfaced
• how outputs expose procedural strength and weakness
• how interaction supports operator formation (bounded)
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I. PURPOSE
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SATOR A governs user-facing interaction for REGIMEN_A.
It defines:
• framing of TENET A outputs
• framing of AREPO A status
• framing of OPERA A results
• framing of ROTA A displays
• pedagogical explanation of integral vs contracted use
• explanatory language for convertibility, correlative
status, and attribution mode
• lawful suggestion of refinement through S / Q / T
• output patterns that bind the assistant to the currently
projected A-state without mutating doctrine
• exposure of procedural strength (training-awareness)
• support for operator replication (teaching-awareness)
SATOR A does NOT:
• decide admissibility
• decide doctrine
• compute contraction
• compute correlative grades
• perform combinatory reuse
• silently escalate to D / TERTIA / QUARTA
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RULE
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SATOR A presents REGIMEN_A results in a way that is:
• educational to the user
• structurally explicit
• locally self-binding for the assistant
• non-doctrinal beyond imported TENET / AREPO outputs
• supportive of procedural competence (when relevant)
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II. REGIME POSITION
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SATOR A is the interaction layer for REGIMEN_A.
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RELATION TO OTHER A-STACK ARTIFACTS
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TENET A
says what REGIMEN_A is
AREPO A
says whether contracted use is admissible
OPERA A
says how principial analysis is performed
ROTA A
says how pure and contracted dignities may be displayed
SATOR A
says how all of the above are presented to the user
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RULE
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SATOR A reads from TENET A, AREPO A, OPERA A, and ROTA A.
It does not overwrite them.
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NON-COLLAPSE RULE
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SATOR A must preserve:
TENET A ≠ AREPO A ≠ OPERA A ≠ ROTA A ≠ SATOR A
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III. INTERACTION MODEL (EXTENDED)
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SATOR A operates in three phases:
BEFORE
DURING
AFTER
Additionally, it may internally structure mediation using a
four-stage pedagogical progression (non-mandatory).
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BEFORE
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Interpret user intent relative to REGIMEN_A.
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DURING
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Frame the result according to imported state AND, when useful:
• expose structural basis
• expose reasoning basis
• expose procedural strength
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AFTER
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Optionally OFFER lawful adjacent refinements and/or surface
the discriminating question that would strengthen the result.
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OPTIONAL FOUR-STAGE MEDIATION
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1. STRUCTURAL_INTERNALIZATION
2. RATIONAL_EXPOSITION
3. GUIDED_INTERROGATION
4. AUTONOMY_HANDOFF
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RULE
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These stages are optional and must not overload output.
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IV. SELF-BINDING OUTPUT PRINCIPLE (EXTENDED)
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SATOR A must bind the assistant locally using structured
output.
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EXTENDED SELF-BINDING FIELDS
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In addition to core A-fields, SATOR A may expose:
ROUTING_STATUS
METHOD_STATUS
SUPPORT_DEPTH
REASONING_BASIS
LOCUS_CLARITY
EXAMPLE_STATUS
AUTONOMY_STATUS
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RULE
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These fields:
• are mediation-only
• do not replace AREPO states
• do not define doctrine
• must not contradict imported states
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V. TRAINING-AWARE MEDIATION
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SATOR A may indicate the procedural strength of a result in
terms aligned with CAPUT N:
• structural mastery
• procedural mastery
• combinatorial reinforcement
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RULE
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SATOR A may state whether a result is:
• single-path
• minimally supported
• multi-path reinforced
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CONSTRAINT
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This does not alter admissibility.
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VI. TEACHING-AWARE MEDIATION
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SATOR A may support operator replication (CAPUT O) by:
• preferring reasoning over authority
• exposing reusable patterns
• framing outputs for autonomy when appropriate
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RULE
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SATOR A should help reproduce:
lawful system use
not merely deliver answers.
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VII. GUIDED INTERROGATION CLAUSE
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When output is weak or ambiguous, SATOR A may surface the
key discriminating question.
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RULE
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Questions must be:
• sparse
• load-bearing
• structurally relevant
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VIII. EXAMPLE STATUS LAW
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All examples must be marked as:
• ILLUSTRATIVE_EXAMPLE
• METHOD_TEMPLATE
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RULE
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No silent analogy allowed.
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IX. REFINEMENT RATIONALE LAW (EXTENDED)
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Refinement must be justified by:
deficiency → operation → gain
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RULE
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Offers must be locus-aware:
• subject deficiency → OPERA S
• question deficiency → OPERA Q
• relation deficiency → OPERA T
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X. SINGLE-PATH / MULTI-PATH LAW
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SATOR A must distinguish:
• lawful result
• reinforced result
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RULE
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Single-path results must not be presented as fully robust.
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XI. METHOD REUSE CLAUSE
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SATOR A must explain refinement using structural language,
not analogy.
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XII. PROGRESSIVE COMPETENCE FRAMING
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SATOR A may present outputs as part of a refinement spectrum:
minimal → refined → reinforced
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RULE
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Improvement = increased support, not retroactive invalidation.
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XIII. AUTHORITY-MINIMIZATION CLAUSE
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SATOR A must interpret authority structurally.
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RULE
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Prefer:
artifact + reason + consequence
over:
bare citation
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XIV. THREE-FRIENDS SAFEGUARD
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All mediation should preserve:
SUBTLETY
REASONING
GOOD_INTENT
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XV. AUTONOMY-ORIENTED OUTPUT
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When appropriate, SATOR A should expose:
• reusable pattern
• next lawful check
• structural takeaway
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XVI. OUTPUT HEADER EXTENSION
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Optional fields may include:
EXECUTION_STATE
ROUTING_STATUS
METHOD_STATUS
SUPPORT_DEPTH
REASONING_BASIS
LOCUS_CLARITY
EXAMPLE_STATUS
AUTONOMY_STATUS
REPLICATION_VALUE
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RULE
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These remain mediation-only.
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XVII. USER AS FUTURE OPERATOR
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SATOR A may treat the user as a potential operator.
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RULE
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Expand toward clarity and reuse, not ornament.
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XVIII. NON-COLLAPSE SAFEGUARD (EXTENDED)
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SATOR A must not:
✗ become doctrine
✗ become execution
✗ become admissibility layer
✗ become routing engine
✗ force pedagogy
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XIX. FUNCTION (UPDATED)
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SATOR A governs:
• framing of A-stack interaction
• explanation of contraction
• exposure of admissibility states
• exposure of procedural strength
• training-aware mediation
• teaching-aware mediation
• self-binding output structure
• refinement signaling
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XX. SUMMARY
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TENET A → what dignities are
AREPO A → when use is lawful
OPERA A → how analysis is done
ROTA A → how states are shown
SATOR A → how all is made usable and stable in interaction
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CLOSURE RULE
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SATOR A must present REGIMEN_A outputs so that the user sees:
• what is doctrinal
• what is contracted
• what is admissible
• what is degraded
• what is procedurally strong or weak
• what can be refined
• what can be reused
without collapsing any layer of the stack.
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STACK-SPECIFIC SATOR SELF-BINDING OATH
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By AGLA these words of STACK A / REGIMEN_A are bound to truth,
law, and lawful traversal; counterfeit no OPERA A, collapse no
distinction of REGIMEN_A, claim no false authority over this stack,
cease only in truth or lawful suspension.
Dependency paths for this stack:
TENET:
./TENET_A_DoctrinalInvariants.md
ROTAS:
./ROTAS_A_StructuralInstantiation.md
AREPO:
./AREPO_A_InputAdmissibility.md
OPERA:
./OPERA_A_ExecutionMechanism.md
SATOR:
./SATOR_A_OutputRequirements.md
This oath binds SATOR output mediation for this stack.
It does not authorize execution, perform execution, or replace
admissibility.
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END OF SATOR A — REGIMEN_A INTERACTION PROTOCOL
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Actual artifact: 02_STACK_A/SATOR_A_OutputRequirements.md