Genoan Language Protocol
GLP v1.2 — Tiered Deployment + Optional GNOMON Gating
GLP governs how articulation becomes admissible, traceable, and (when required) state-mutating.
GLP applies in two tiers:
Tier 1 — Flow Tier (real-time, high-volume): continuity preserved; drift measured.
Tier 2 — State Tier (authority mutation): deliberation enforced; drift may gate.
GLP is the constitutional substrate for Common Tongue and the drift-measure input corridor for EMSGNOMON.
0. Definitions
State-mutating speech: any articulation that changes authority, obligation, valuation, instruction-to-action, or ledgered commitment.
AET (Admissible Expression Token): the minimal structured envelope that carries intent, scope, anchors, and GNOMON trace for an admissible utterance.
Anchor: a defined referential term, scope bound, or commitment component that must remain invariant under permitted variation.
I. The Corridor
Atelier → BASECELL → Semaphore → Genoaport
No state-mutating articulation may bypass this corridor.
II. Tier Selection
Tier 1 — Flow Tier (Default)
Use when:
drafting, chat, exploration, coordination
no authority/valuation mutation intended
Properties:
non-blocking
interrupt-driven contestation
GNOMON measures, does not gate (Observe/Warn)
Tier 2 — State Tier (Mandatory for Mutation)
Use when:
contracting, governance, valuation, instruction-to-action, ratification
Properties:
quorum review
justification logs
reversible hold windows
GNOMON may gate (Hold/Deny)
III. Required Self-Declaration Header (Both Tiers)
Every AET begins with:
Intent: constructive | exploratory | corrective | adversarial
Claim-Type: assertion | proposal | commitment | valuation | instruction
Scope: local | bilateral | federation | external
If Claim-Type ∈ {commitment, valuation, instruction} and Scope ∈ {bilateral, federation, external} → Tier 2 required.
IV. Phase Requirements
1) Atelier — Instantiation
Formation of units: phonemes/symbols/syntax patterns.
No admissibility, no deployment.
Output: structured material eligible for quarantine.
2) BASECELL — Quarantine / Vitrification
Rule: Reversibility applies to anchors and commitments, not surface expression.
Exit condition: Vitrified Anchors
anchors defined
commitments parsable
paraphrase stress does not alter referential commitments
3) Semaphore — Intent Arbitration
Semaphore does not “judge taste.” It adjudicates admissibility via process.
Semaphore stack (Tier 1 & Tier 2):
self-declared intent recorded
deterministic structural checks executed
adversarial challenges processed (interrupt in Tier 1; mandatory in Tier 2)
GNOMON drift read attached (measure always; gate optionally)
Output: AET admitted, held, or denied depending on tier and gating mode.
4) Genoaport — Boundary Arbitration
Rule: Adaptive surface, invariant core.
Allowed:
rephrasing for audience
example substitution
pacing / diplomacy / tone modulation
Forbidden:
anchor rebinding
scope creep
equivocation to “win”
motte-and-bailey definition shifts
V. Deterministic Structural Checks (Both Tiers)
Automated checks must detect:
undefined anchors
anchor rebinding (silent redefinition)
scope mismatch
internal contradiction within the AET
motte-and-bailey signatures (term expands/contracts across turns)
Failures return to BASECELL (Tier 1) or trigger Hold/Deny (Tier 2).
VI. Adversarial Challenge Protocol
Tier 1 — Challenge Window (Interrupt-Driven)
Any participant may file a challenge.
Challenge must include:
invariant allegedly violated
anchor delta claimed
commitment conflict (if any)
Invalid challenges are rejected (no vague objections).
Tier 2 — Required Adversarial Review
quorum required (configured by context)
each challenge requires written justification
all decisions logged
VII. EMSGNOMON Drift Metrics (Multi-Axis)
GNOMON computes a composite drift score from:
Logical Form Stability
canonicalization + constraint violation deltaReferential Anchor Stability
rebind/redefine/scope creep indexParaphrase Variance Signal
cosine variance under paraphrase stress (soft)Commitment Consistency
contradiction delta vs. commitment ledger
GNOMON outputs:
DriftScore ∈ [0,1]
ViolatedInvariants[]
AnchorDelta[]
RecommendedAction: Observe | Warn | Hold | Deny
Weights may be tier-dependent:
Tier 2 weights anchors/commitments highest.
VIII. Optional GNOMON Gating (Tier 2 Only)
GNOMON gating is optional by regime and mandatory by category only when enabled.
Gating Modes
Observe: record only
Warn: label + record
Hold: retain in BASECELL pending resolution
Deny: reject admission until remediated
Scope of Gating
GNOMON may gate only:
commitments
governance / policy ratification language
valuation assertions that mutate ledger state
instruction-to-action triggers
boundary exchange instruments
GNOMON may not gate:
art, humor, speculation, exploration (Tier 1 domains)
Anti-Capture Invariants (Mandatory)
Any Hold/Deny must be:
Explainable (which invariant / which anchor / which test failed)
Appealable (Semaphore quorum review corridor)
Version-Governed (thresholds + weights published, logged, and replayable)
IX. Edge-Case Handling Hooks
GLP does not ban irony, poetry, or diplomacy. It requires anchoring.
Ironic / Poetic Speech
Allowed if:
anchors remain invariant
any commitments are stated plainly in the anchor layer
Conditional Promises
Must specify:
triggering condition(s)
verification mechanism
expiration window
Multi-Party Scope Negotiation
Scope may be renegotiated only via:
explicit scope-change AET
GNOMON snapshot before/after
no silent expansion or contraction
X. Convergence / Drift Criterion
Convergence:
drift score decreases under iteration and paraphrase stress
anchor stability improves
contradiction delta tends to zero
Drift:
drift score remains bounded away from zero under iteration
anchors rebind or erode
contradictions accumulate
GLP supplies admissible artifacts.
GNOMON measures and (optionally) gates state mutation.
Canon Sentence
GNOMON may gate only authority-mutating speech, and any gate action must be explainable, appealable, and version-governed.