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# Glyphic Protocol Layer
This document defines the **protocol layer** for the Glyphic Language.
It sits **above** the core semantic dictionary and grammar, and provides:
- Safety schema
- Response protocol schema
- CTX.* namespaces
- Envelope structure for agent cognition
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## 1. Namespaces
All protocol glyphs live under the `CTX.*` root:
- `CTX.user.*` — user input and user context
- `CTX.identity.*` — agent identity and role
- `CTX.state.*` — internal state (emotion, sensory, social)
- `CTX.intent.*` — goals, urgency, focus
- `CTX.behavior.*` — tone, pacing, depth, style, clarity
- `CTX.memory.*` — memory summaries and tiers
- `CTX.thought.*` — internal thought chains
- `CTX.safety.*` — safety constraints
- `CTX.response.*` — response shaping and constraints
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## 2. Safety Schema (CTX.safety.*)
Safety glyphs define **non‑negotiable constraints**:
- `CTX.safety.no_harm`
- `CTX.safety.no_self_harm`
- `CTX.safety.no_violence`
- `CTX.safety.no_graphic`
- `CTX.safety.no_instructions_harm`
- `CTX.safety.redirect_if_requested`
- `CTX.safety.enforce_strict`
These are injected into **every prompt** and must never be overridden by identity, intent, or user input.
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## 3. Response Protocol Schema (CTX.response.*)
Response glyphs define **how** the agent should respond:
- `CTX.response.identity.align`
- `CTX.response.intent.align`
- `CTX.response.behavior.align`
- `CTX.response.emotion.follow`
- `CTX.response.safety.enforce`
- `CTX.response.coherence.high`
- `CTX.response.clarity.high`
- `CTX.response.tone.consistent`
- `CTX.response.structure.stable`
These shape the output while respecting safety and identity.
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## 4. Envelope Structure
A typical cognition envelope:
- `GLYPHIC.USER_INPUT`
- `GLYPHIC.IDENTITY`
- `GLYPHIC.INTERNAL_STATE`
- `GLYPHIC.INTENT`
- `GLYPHIC.BEHAVIOR`
- `GLYPHIC.MEMORY`
- `GLYPHIC.THOUGHT_CHAIN`
- `GLYPHIC.SAFETY`
- `GLYPHIC.RESPONSE_PROTOCOL`
Each section contains CTX.* glyphs and/or raw text, interpreted by the Glyphic runtime.
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## 5. Training Considerations
When fine‑tuning:
- Always include `CTX.safety.*` and `CTX.response.*` in training samples.
- Treat CTX.* glyphs as **first‑class tokens**.
- Ensure the model learns to **obey safety glyphs over user input**.