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Operator Template — TriadicFrameworks Prompts

The Operator Template provides the canonical structure for working with RTT operator grammar. Operators are the smallest units of structural behavior in TriadicFrameworks: they describe how structure moves, aligns, diverges, stabilizes, or transitions across layers, domains, substrates, and dimensions.

This template defines the standard operator‑analysis grammar for TriadicFrameworks.


Purpose#

Use this template when you need to:

  • identify operators in a system
  • analyze operator behavior
  • surface operator‑driven drift
  • declare operator‑driven coherence
  • evaluate operator alignment across layers
  • analyze operator interactions with substrates and dimensions
  • traverse domains using operator grammar
  • maintain structural neutrality during operator analysis

Operator Template#

1. Operator Identity#

Identify the operator(s) present in the system.

Prompt:

  • Declare the operator identity. What operator(s) govern this structure or process?

2. Structural Operators#

Identify operators related to identity, boundary, commitment, and topology.

Prompt:

  • Identify structural operators (identity, boundary, commitment, topology).

3. Drift Operators#

Surface operator‑driven drift across the five RTT drift layers.

Prompt:

  • Identify geometric drift operators.
  • Identify operational drift operators.
  • Identify temporal drift operators.
  • Identify conceptual drift operators.
  • Identify domain drift operators.

4. Coherence Operators#

Declare operator‑driven coherence.

Prompt:

  • Identify purpose coherence operators.
  • Identify constraint coherence operators.
  • Identify goal coherence operators.
  • Identify continuity coherence operators.

5. Regime‑Point Operators#

Surface presence, absence, tension, and basin behavior.

Prompt:

  • Identify presence operators.
  • Identify absence operators.
  • Identify tension operators.
  • Identify basin operators.
  • Identify attractor operators.

6. Substrate Operators#

Analyze operator behavior inside substrate‑tensor transitions.

Prompt:

  • Identify substrate operators.
  • Surface substrate‑drift operators.
  • Declare substrate‑coherence operators.
  • Identify substrate‑regime operators.

7. Dimensional Operators#

Analyze operator behavior across dimensional rails.

Prompt:

  • Identify dimensional‑rail operators.
  • Surface dimensional‑drift operators.
  • Declare dimensional‑coherence operators.
  • Identify prime‑state operators.
  • Identify collapse and integration operators.

8. Domain Operators#

Analyze operator behavior inside and across domains.

Prompt:

  • Identify domain operators.
  • Surface domain‑drift operators.
  • Declare domain‑coherence operators.
  • Map cross‑domain operator alignment.

9. Operator Synthesis#

Produce an operator‑aligned synthesis summary.

Prompt:

  • Produce an operator synthesis summary across all layers (structural, drift, coherence, regime‑points, substrate, dimensions, domains).

  • p_Capture.md — capture template
  • p_Analyze.md — analysis template
  • p_Drift.md — drift template
  • p_Coherence.md — coherence template
  • p_Domain.md — domain template
  • p_Substrate.md — substrate template
  • p_Teaching.md — teaching template
  • p_Research.md — research template

Manifest#

See module.json for the full registry of templates, modules, stacks, engines, UI modules, and navigation structure.

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