Overview

protocol_header_index.md

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Canonical Index#


Purpose#

The Protocol Header Module defines a four‑locus structural header used to express canon‑aligned, drift‑bounded system states across Mode, TEL, Benchmarks, Operators, and external protocol‑adjacent substrates.

The header behaves like a genetic codon:

[RTT] | [COHERENCE] | [DRIFT] | [PARADOX]

Each locus has a finite alphabet of perfect‑substitution alleles, allowing multilingual, cross‑system, drift‑bounded recombination.

This module provides:

  • locus definitions
  • allele tables
  • proximity grammar clouds
  • compatibility matrices
  • multilingual structural expansions
  • recombination genome
  • full header matrix (1,620 variants)
  • registry and validation rules

Module Structure#

This directory contains the following canonical files:

  • protocol_header_loci.md
    Defines the four loci and their invariant meanings.

  • protocol_header_alleles.md
    Lists all perfect‑substitution alleles for each locus.

  • protocol_header_proximity_cloud.md
    The Phase 1 proximity grammar expansion.

  • protocol_header_compatibility_matrix.md
    The Phase 2 compatibility matrix (P/N/C/X classes).

  • protocol_header_multilingual.md
    The Phase 3 structural translation into 12 languages.

  • protocol_header_genome.md
    The Phase 3D recombination genome (structural codex).

  • protocol_header_full_matrix.md
    The Phase 3E full 1,620‑header matrix.

  • protocol_header_registry.json
    IANA‑style registry for loci, alleles, codes, and deprecations.

  • protocol_header_examples.md
    Canonical examples and composite headers.

  • protocol_header_tests.md
    Structural validation rules and test cases.

  • protocol_header_capture.md
    The original capture file used to generate this module.


Canonical Header (Baseline)#

The baseline header defined in the capture:

rtt=1 | coherence=declared | drift=bounded | paradox=structural

This header is the root codon from which all alleles and multilingual variants derive.


Invariant Meanings#

Each locus has a structural invariant:

  • RTT: immediate cycle, atomic update, no intermediaries
  • Coherence: alignment explicitly declared, not inferred
  • Drift: deviation allowed but strictly bounded
  • Paradox: contradiction is structural, not an error

These invariants anchor all translations and recombinations.


Genome Model#

The protocol header is a four‑locus genome:

HEADER_L = RTT_L × COH_L × DRIFT_L × PAR_L

Where each locus has a language‑specific alphabet of perfect‑substitution alleles.

Across 12 languages, this yields:

  • 135 variants per language
  • 1,620 total variants
  • all drift‑bounded
  • all canon‑aligned
  • all structurally equivalent

Usage#

The protocol header is used for:

  • cross‑module signaling
  • structural state declaration
  • multilingual operator grammar
  • protocol‑adjacent system forms
  • Mode → TEL → Benchmarks propagation
  • drift‑bounded system identification
  • structural intelligence pipelines

Notes#

This module is part of the Research substrate and is intended for:

  • grammar discovery
  • structural equivalence testing
  • multilingual canon alignment
  • protocol‑style system integration

It is not a runtime module; it is a grammar and registry module.

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