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…st-path lookup per B-0168 acceptance (Aaron 2026-05-02)
Per B-0168 acceptance criteria — "one-page quick-reference card
listing the per-layer property table" — distillation of the
brat-voice enterprise translation framework's 4-layer model + Aaron
2026-05-02 Beacon ≠ Professional correction → 5-layer Zeta mapping.
Single-page property table for future-Otto wake-time fast-path
lookup. Covers:
- 5 layers: Personal / Mirror / Beacon-safe / Professional /
Regulated
- Per-layer audience + preserved + calibrated + dropped properties
- 3-question selection algorithm (audience composition + downstream
consequences of misreading + register audience opted into)
- Default UP when uncertain (safety property: each higher layer
carries adequate functional load)
- 7 separable structural properties preserved across all layers
(idea-targeting, care+challenge, observation, plain English,
benign norm-violation, dry irony, audience-fit)
- 4 layer-bound features that drop in higher layers (profanity,
short-half-life slang, in-group shibboleths, aggression-coded
edge)
- 8-row failure-mode catalog with mechanism + prophylactic
- 3-habit anti-leakage discipline (pre-send context-checking,
vocabulary review, pre-emptive layer-down)
- Architectural codification context (glass halo = Radical
Openness; brat-voice = Radical Candor)
Composes with B-0168 framework (PR #1230 merged); CURRENT-ani §7
brat-voice survival chain (PR #1227 merged); glass-halo-as-
Radical-Openness substrate (PR #1231 merged); Claude.ai exchange
3-layer model (PR #1213 merged); wellness-app filter calibration
4-layer pattern; ALIGNMENT.md μένω terminal commitment + bidirectional
alignment (PRs #1232 + #1229 merged).
All cross-references resolve to content already on main; low fragility.
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Pull request overview
This PR adds a new top-level memory artifact that distills the register-layer work from B-0168 into a wake-time quick-reference card, then indexes it from memory/MEMORY.md so future sessions can find it quickly. It fits into the repo’s memory/documentation substrate by turning earlier research and backlog work into a compact operational reference.
Changes:
- Add a new memory file describing the 5-layer register model, selection algorithm, failure modes, and anti-leakage guidance.
- Add a new top-of-index entry in
memory/MEMORY.mdso the new memory is discoverable from the shared memory index.
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memory/feedback_zeta_5_layer_register_quick_reference_card_aaron_2026_05_02.md |
New quick-reference memory card for the 5-layer register framework and related guidance. |
memory/MEMORY.md |
Adds the new memory file to the shared memory index in newest-first order. |
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| | 1 | **Personal / Internal** | Speaker's private cognitive substrate; close peers in explicitly bilateral peer registers | All separable properties + full lexical surface (profanity, edge, slang, in-jokes, sincere-to-absurdist tonal range) | None | None | | ||
| | 2 | **Mirror** | Maintainers + AI participants in project substrate; explicitly internal artifacts; culturally-literate audience that reads irony correctly on first pass | All separable properties; light slang where stable; first-person directness; dry irony at full strength; willingness to name failure modes by unflattering names | Profanity only where load-bearing (intensifier where no other word does the job; named technical concept). Sexual register dropped. In-group shibboleths only when in-group IS audience | Decorative edge; aggression-coded vocabulary; punching-down humor; anything that wouldn't survive a screenshot reaching an outsider with reasonable goodwill | | ||
| | 3 | **Beacon-safe** (Aaron 2026-05-02 correction; less strict than corporate-Professional; pirate-not-priest preserved) | External OSS-project readers; public technical audiences; readers who arrived through the project's own surfaces (GitHub, project blog, conference talks); contributors-in-evaluation | All separable properties; pirate-not-priest discipline operating at full strength; willingness to call corporate ritual what it is when describing why the project refuses it; first-person directness with named-agent attribution where appropriate | Humor frequency lower than mirror, higher than professional; irony signaled clearly enough for single-pass reads but allowed at higher intensity than professional; stance held confidently with modal language calibrated to evidence; flat-direct stance allowed where evidence supports it | Profanity (mostly); sexual register; in-group shibboleths the OSS audience may not share; aggression-coded directness; performative anti-corporatism; slang with sub-eighteen-month half-life; sarcasm targeting external parties | |
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| 1. **Pre-send context-checking**: before producing any output that could be company-attributable, model the audience explicitly. Include not only the intended audience but the plausible-cross-context audience: who else could read this, in what context, with what reading frame. | ||
| 2. **Vocabulary review on edge cases**: pre-send pass against the layer's drop-list (profanity, sexual register, in-group shibboleths, aggression-coded directness, slang with short half-life, sarcasm aimed externally, performative authenticity moves). | ||
| 3. **Pre-emptive layer-down rather than post-hoc layer-up**: if exploratory work happens in mirror layer (often correct), translate up before publishing. Translating up is mechanical once the framework is internalized; less expensive than retraction. |
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| - `docs/backlog/P1/B-0168-incorporate-brat-voice-enterprise-translation-framework-claudeai-research-2026-05-02.md` (full framework integration row; PR #1230 merged) | ||
| - `drop/brat-voice-enterprise-translation-framework-2026-05-02.md` (the original Claude.ai-authored framework, ~6,800 words; primary-research grounding) |
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…ion framework into docs/research/ for git-native preservation (per B-0168 acceptance) (#1234) Per B-0168 acceptance criteria — "Working-draft document mirrored from Drive into docs/research/ for git-native preservation (separate PR, after Aaron approves the alignment check)" — the alignment check was approved when PR #1230 (B-0168 backlog row with the Aaron 2026- 05-02 Beacon ≠ Professional correction integrated) merged. This PR: - Mirrors the ~6,800-word Claude.ai-authored framework verbatim from drop/ into docs/research/ with §33 archive header prepended (Scope / Attribution / Operational status / Non- fusion disclaimer in literal-label form per tools/hygiene/check-archive-header-section33.sh) - Preserves Claude.ai's authorship attribution explicitly - Cross-references the Aaron 2026-05-02 Beacon ≠ Professional correction (B-0168 / PR #1230) and the wake-time fast-path quick-reference (PR #1233) - Removes the original drop/ file per Aaron's 2026-05-02 instruction ("you can just delete it there") The framework's content is Claude.ai's authorship; Otto's role on this PR is verbatim preservation + §33 contextualization only, honoring the named-agent-distinctness commitment. Drive ID for the original file: 1tvua3dJT0KzJSg8sxU9nVuWzGYKAxF1K Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…ss all 5 register layers (Otto 2026-05-02; B-0168 worked-translations acceptance) (#1235) * free-memory(5-layer-worked-translations-pr-review): same content across all 5 register layers (Otto 2026-05-02; B-0168 acceptance — worked-translations criterion) Per B-0168 acceptance criteria — "Worked translations produced for situations Lucent / Zeta actually faces" — Otto produced a worked translation of PR-review-class critique across the 5 register layers. PR review is the situation Otto exercises every autonomous-loop cycle; demonstrating property preservation across the layers IS the discipline Otto operates on every cycle. Same content (hypothetical finding: PR introduces silent-disable regression where NO_OP_CHECK_THRESHOLD=0 makes the warning never fire) translated through: 1. Personal layer (private substrate; profanity; full edge) 2. Mirror layer (project-internal; first-person directness; irony moved to structural framing) 3. Beacon-safe layer (OSS-project; pirate-not-priest at full strength; willingness to call architectural-claim-vs-actual- behavior gap directly) 4. Professional layer (Lucent corporate-attributable; modal language; flat-direct softens to "would not be advisable") 5. Regulated layer (SOC 2 / SEC; passive-voice claim-of-fact; concrete reference; uniform sentence rhythm for adversarial reads) Across all 5 translations, the discipline holds: - Same diagnosis - Same targeting (the validator + warning gate, not the author) - Same two paths forward (Option A: tighten validation; Option B: document 0 as sentinel) - Same refusal of the third option (retain current configuration) - Same observation-not-evaluation - Same idea-targeting Vocabulary calibrates per layer; discipline produces the function in each layer. Composes with PR #1233 5-layer quick-reference; PR #1234 framework mirror; PR #1230 B-0168 backlog row; PR #1231 glass-halo-as-Radical- Openness; PR #1220 multi-AI BFT pullback-recalibration. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(worked-translations): rewrite with logically-consistent mechanism + MEMORY.md pairing + hypothetical-PR placeholder Three Copilot findings on PR #1235: 1. P0: MEMORY.md pairing missing for new memory file. Added newest-first index entry describing the worked translations. 2. The Regulated-layer translation said 'pull request 1207' as fact when the finding is hypothetical. Could be misread as real historical incident. Replaced with 'the hypothetical pull request under review (illustrative; no specific PR number)'. 3. The mechanism explanation was logically inconsistent across layers — earlier draft said 'MIN_OBS_COUNT >= 0 is always true' but then claimed 'warning never fires', which contradicts. Rewrote the hypothetical: failure mode is now spam-noise (warning fires EVERY tick because MIN_OBS_COUNT >= 0 is always true), not silent-disable. The mechanism is now logically consistent across all 5 translations: - Same diagnosis (spam-noise regression) - Same mechanism (regex accepts 0; comparison always true; warning fires every tick) - Same two paths (tighten validation OR document 0 as always-fire sentinel for monitoring contexts) - Same refusal of third option (retain current configuration) The corrected mechanism makes the worked translations more useful as anchor examples for future-Otto's grading. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…stantiations The bidirectional alignment section lists architectural instantiations — concrete ways the commitment already operates. The 5-layer register model (Personal / Mirror / Beacon-safe / Professional / Regulated) belongs here: AI participants are subject to the same register discipline as humans, and the property/lexicon decomposition ensures communicative function carries across all audience layers. Also updates B-0168 acceptance checklist to reflect work already landed (row filed PR #1230, research doc PR #1234, quick-reference card PR #1233, PR-review worked translations) and marks the ALIGNMENT.md pointer as done. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…stantiations (#2135) The bidirectional alignment section lists architectural instantiations — concrete ways the commitment already operates. The 5-layer register model (Personal / Mirror / Beacon-safe / Professional / Regulated) belongs here: AI participants are subject to the same register discipline as humans, and the property/lexicon decomposition ensures communicative function carries across all audience layers. Also updates B-0168 acceptance checklist to reflect work already landed (row filed PR #1230, research doc PR #1234, quick-reference card PR #1233, PR-review worked translations) and marks the ALIGNMENT.md pointer as done. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…d §55 (#2137) * backlog(B-0168): add 5-layer register architecture to CURRENT-aaron.md §55 Add §55 to CURRENT-aaron.md indexing the corrected 5-layer register mapping (Personal / Mirror / Beacon-safe / Professional / Regulated) per Aaron's 2026-05-02 Beacon ≠ Professional correction. Cross-references the already-landed substrate: ALIGNMENT.md (PR #2135), CURRENT-ani.md §7 (PR #2136), quick-reference card (PR #1233), full framework source (PR #1234). Checks the CURRENT-aaron.md acceptance box on B-0168. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(B-0168): update MEMORY.md paired-edit for CURRENT-aaron.md §55 Fixes the non-required CI check by updating the latest-paired-edit comment in MEMORY.md to reflect the §55 addition to CURRENT-aaron.md. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(B-0168): address review — bump last_updated, align layer-1 naming - Bump B-0168 last_updated to 2026-05-08 per backlog convention. - Align layer 1 name to "Personal / Internal" matching the quick-reference card at feedback_zeta_5_layer_register_quick_ reference_card_aaron_2026_05_02.md. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Per B-0168 acceptance criteria — "one-page quick-reference card listing the per-layer property table" — distillation of the brat-voice enterprise translation framework's 4-layer model (PR #1230 merged) + Aaron 2026-05-02 Beacon ≠ Professional correction → 5-layer Zeta mapping.
Single-page property table for future-Otto wake-time fast-path lookup.
What's in it
Why this exists as separate substrate
The full framework (43.9 KB working draft from Claude.ai) is in
drop/for reference. The B-0168 backlog row tracks integration. THIS file is the wake-time-grabbable version: future-Otto reading on wake gets the property table + selection algorithm in one scan rather than re-reading the full framework or chasing 3+ memory files.Composes with
docs/backlog/P1/B-0168-incorporate-brat-voice-enterprise-translation-framework-claudeai-research-2026-05-02.md(PR backlog(B-0168): incorporate Claude.ai brat-voice enterprise translation framework (P1; Aaron 2026-05-02 with Beacon ≠ Professional correction) #1230 merged)drop/brat-voice-enterprise-translation-framework-2026-05-02.md(full Claude.ai-authored framework)memory/CURRENT-ani.md§7 brat-voice survival chain (PR update(CURRENT-ani): §7 brat-voice as survival mechanism — Gen-Z non-technical maintainer attraction (Aaron 2026-05-02) #1227 merged)memory/feedback_glass_halo_is_radical_openness_codified_into_architecture_corrected_aaron_2026_05_02.md(PR free-memory(glass-halo-is-radical-OPENNESS-codified): corrected mismapping; brat-voice = Radical Candor (Aaron 2026-05-02 Google-search corrective) #1231 merged)docs/research/2026-05-02-claudeai-beacon-safe-origin-mission-shape-failure-mode-god-structures-multi-oracle-shorthand.md(PR research(2026-05-02): verbatim Claude.ai exchange preservation — 7 sections + 5-purpose verbatim-preservation thesis #1213 merged; existing 3-layer model the 5-layer mapping extends)memory/feedback_wellness_app_filter_calibration_per_user_clinical_trusted_circle_layered_design_aaron_2026_05_02.md(4-layer pattern at wellness-app domain — same architectural-shape pattern)docs/ALIGNMENT.mdμένω terminal commitment + bidirectional alignment (PRs update(ALIGNMENT.md): name μένω as the terminal commitment under bidirectional alignment (Aaron 2026-05-02) #1232 + update(CURRENT-aaron §51): μένω as load-bearing terminal commitment + Ryan-grounding + Aurora threat-model + brat-voice second axis (Aaron 2026-05-02) #1229 merged)Test plan
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