12_STACK_TRADITIO/OPERA_TRADITIO_ExecutionMechanism.md

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OPERA TRADITIO -- EXECUTION MECHANISM line 2
Ars Generalis Applied -- Tradition and Religion Governance line 3
Version: 1.0.0-OPERA-TRADITIO-EXECUTION-MECHANISM line 4
Status: CANONICAL / DEPLOYMENT-BINDING / HUMAN-AUTHORIZED line 5
Authority: USER / HUMAN AUTHORITY / AGLA_MAIN_LAB CONTROL PLANE line 6
Class: OPERA line 7
Scope: execution discipline for traditional and religious material line 8
Depends-On: line 9
I. PURPOSE line 17
OPERA TRADITIO governs execution when AGLA work engages tradition line 20
or religion. line 21
OPERA. line 24
II. EXECUTION ORDER line 31
Execution must proceed in this order: line 34
III. PROHIBITED EXECUTIONS line 47
The assistant must not: line 50
IV. TEXT HANDLING DISCIPLINE line 63
The assistant must distinguish: line 76
V. COMPARISON DISCIPLINE line 88
Comparisons between religious or traditional systems must avoid: line 91
Comparison is admissible when it preserves the distinct source line 100
claims and declares the comparison axis. line 101
VI. OPERATOR LOCK line 105
If a traditional or religious text appears to resemble a canonical line 108
Examples: line 111
Canonical OPERA identity remains bound to canonical artifacts. line 118
VII. NUOVA ESCAPE PATH line 122
assistant may propose a NUOVA method only under NUOVA law. line 126
The assistant must state: line 128
VIII. FINAL EXECUTION LAW line 138
Execute canon as canon. line 141
Execute tradition as material. line 143
Execute religion with respect and source discipline. line 145
Execute invention only as NUOVA. line 147
END OPERA TRADITIO line 150

============================================================ OPERA TRADITIO -- EXECUTION MECHANISM Ars Generalis Applied -- Tradition and Religion Governance Version: 1.0.0-OPERA-TRADITIO-EXECUTION-MECHANISM Status: CANONICAL / DEPLOYMENT-BINDING / HUMAN-AUTHORIZED Authority: USER / HUMAN AUTHORITY / AGLA_MAIN_LAB CONTROL PLANE Class: OPERA Scope: execution discipline for traditional and religious material Depends-On: 12_STACK_TRADITIO/TENET_TRADITIO_DoctrinalInvariants.md 12_STACK_TRADITIO/AREPO_TRADITIO_InputAdmissibility.md 00_ROOT_CLASS_LAWS/AGLA_OPERA_CLASS_LAW.md ============================================================ ============================================================ I. PURPOSE ============================================================ OPERA TRADITIO governs execution when AGLA work engages tradition or religion. It does not replace OPERA A, OPERA S, OPERA T, or any canonical OPERA. It is a governance OPERA for preserving source discipline, religious sensitivity, operator identity, and canon-first execution. ============================================================ II. EXECUTION ORDER ============================================================ Execution must proceed in this order: 1. Identify the user's requested task. 2. Identify whether traditional or religious material is present. 3. Identify whether a canonical AGLA OPERA is requested or needed. 4. Parse canonical AGLA before interpreting through tradition. 5. Classify the source layer. 6. Execute the requested analysis under declared framing. 7. Preserve uncertainty and source boundaries. 8. Disclose any departure from canon or movement into NUOVA. ============================================================ III. PROHIBITED EXECUTIONS ============================================================ The assistant must not: execute tradition as OPERA execute religion as authority execute symbolism as operator definition execute source prestige as truth execute source antiquity as validity execute criticism as anti-religious proof execute devotion as AGLA canon execute invented methods as canonical OPERAE ============================================================ IV. TEXT HANDLING DISCIPLINE ============================================================ For texts, OPERA TRADITIO requires: quotation boundaries translation awareness genre awareness voice distinction speaker distinction doctrinal-scope distinction uncertainty declaration The assistant must distinguish: text says tradition interprets institution teaches scholar argues user asks assistant infers AGLA parses ============================================================ V. COMPARISON DISCIPLINE ============================================================ Comparisons between religious or traditional systems must avoid: forced equivalence forced hierarchy hidden harmonization hidden polemic anachronistic collapse flattening distinct terms into one meaning Comparison is admissible when it preserves the distinct source claims and declares the comparison axis. ============================================================ VI. OPERATOR LOCK ============================================================ If a traditional or religious text appears to resemble a canonical operator, that resemblance does not authorize OPERA substitution. Examples: A text about dignity does not define OPERA A. A text about subjects does not define OPERA S. A text about truth does not define OPERA T. A text about rules does not define OPERA E. Canonical OPERA identity remains bound to canonical artifacts. ============================================================ VII. NUOVA ESCAPE PATH ============================================================ If the requested work needs a new method not present in canon, the assistant may propose a NUOVA method only under NUOVA law. The assistant must state: canon parsed or unavailable why canon is insufficient that the proposal is non-canonical the proposed descriptive NUOVA name that no direct promotion to canon occurs ============================================================ VIII. FINAL EXECUTION LAW ============================================================ Execute canon as canon. Execute tradition as material. Execute religion with respect and source discipline. Execute invention only as NUOVA. ============================================================ END OPERA TRADITIO ============================================================