Research Template — TriadicFrameworks Prompts

This template defines the standard research grammar for TriadicFrameworks.

Purpose#

Use this template when you need to:

• conduct substrate‑aware, drift‑bounded research
• structure inquiry using RTT operator grammar
• identify drift across competing theories or models
• declare coherence anchors during research
• evaluate multi‑layer alignment in research findings
• detect regime‑points across RTT/1 → RTT∞
• perform cross‑domain synthesis
• maintain structural neutrality during research

Research Template#

1. Research Identity#

Declare the identity, scope, and commitments of the research question.

Prompt:

• Declare the identity of this research question. What is its scope, purpose, and boundary?

2. Structural Commitments#

Identify the structural commitments embedded in the inquiry.

Prompt:

• Identify the structural commitments of this research question (identity, boundary, commitment, topology).

3. Research Operators#

Identify the operators governing the research structure.

Prompt:

• Identify the research operators present in this inquiry (structural, drift, coherence, regime, dimensional, domain).

4. Drift‑Tensor Research#

Surface drift across theories, models, or findings.

Prompt:

• Identify geometric drift across these interpretations.
• Identify operational drift across these research steps.
• Identify temporal drift across these findings.
• Identify conceptual drift across these explanations.
• Identify domain drift across these frameworks.

5. Coherence Anchors#

Declare what remains aligned across competing explanations.

Prompt:

• Identify purpose coherence across these models.
• Identify constraint coherence across these findings.
• Identify goal coherence across these interpretations.
• Identify continuity coherence across these transitions.

6. Regime‑Point Research#

Surface presence, absence, tension, and attractor behavior.

Prompt:

• Identify presence in this research regime.
• Identify absence in this theoretical model.
• Declare tension across these research layers.
• Identify basin behavior in this research attractor.
• Surface regime‑point transitions across this domain.

7. Substrate‑Tensor Research#

Analyze substrate behavior and substrate transitions.

Prompt:

• Identify substrate behavior across these research conditions.
• Surface substrate drift across these layers.
• Declare substrate coherence across these findings.
• Map substrate‑tensor transitions across this inquiry.

8. Dimensional Rails#

Analyze dimensional movement across the research layers.

Prompt:

• Identify dimensional rails across this research.
• Surface dimensional drift across these layers.
• Declare dimensional coherence across these transitions.
• Identify prime‑state transitions across this research path.

9. Cross‑Domain Research#

Evaluate alignment across multiple domains.

Prompt:

• Evaluate alignment across psychology, physics, economics, governance, AI/agents, and biology.
• Identify operator consistency across domains.
• Declare coherence across domain transitions.
• Surface substrate alignment across domain conditions.
• Evaluate dimensional alignment across domain rails.

10. Research Synthesis#

Produce a resonance‑aligned synthesis summary.

Prompt:

• Produce a research synthesis summary across all layers (structure, drift, coherence, regime‑points, substrate, dimensions, domains).

Cross‑Links#

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

Manifest#

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