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how a polycosm runs.

the twelve primitives

interface as third entity (AGORA)
agent as resident of a place (GRIDMIND)
intake / brain / platform separation (ShipFirst)
proposal before commitment (APS Axiom 1)
append-only witness with forward redress
provenance, manifest hashing, anchored state
substrate-disjoint witness (Polybrain RCC-n30)
verification and drift prevention
public signal extraction from shipped truth
per-instance world with shared kernel
visualization of invisible systems
friction at irreversible boundaries

remove any one and the room collapses into chat, CRM, dashboard, bot, or marketplace. keep them composed and it becomes a polycosm.

how a turn flows

USER_INPUT . AGENT_PROPOSAL . COMMIT_REQUESTED . COMMIT_BEGIN .
COMMIT_END . REFUSAL . MEMORY_WRITE . WITNESS_CALL . WITNESS_RESULT

           event log -> reducer -> RoomState -> projection -> viewport

every visible state of the room is a deterministic projection of the typed event log. the renderer cannot invent meaning. independent observers can replay the log and assert the same six F-claims.

F-claims

claim	threshold
F1 rhythm	orb breathing period in [3.0, 7.0]s; drift < 5% of frames
F2 friction	600 ms still-period before any commit accepted
F3 style	color drift deltaE2000 ≤ 4.0 vs reference frame
F4 irreducibility	no face/avatar morph; Hausdorff ≤ 0.15
F5 content-irreducibility	emitted text matches API bytes exactly
F6 authorship	no orb visual change without preceding user action
F7 witness	no final claim without substrate-disjoint witness
F8 replayability	CLI verifier reconstructs orb byte-equal under deterministic seed

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