Au-Actuation evaluates whether a proposed transition has enough auditability to proceed safely: the system must be able to trace what happened, why it happened, who or what was affected, what evidence was used, what assumptions were made, and how correction can occur if the transition fails.

Primary Function

Ensure that proposed transitions, claims, repairs, constraints, couplings, compositions, and decisions have sufficient traceability to be inspected, challenged, reconstructed, and corrected.

Short Name / Symbol

Au-Actuation

Gate Name

Auditability Actuation Gate

Gate Class

Audit / Traceability / Legibility / Anti-Theater

FI-Gate evaluates whether feedback remains sufficiently independent, uncaptured, and reality-linked to guide selection, restoration, sensemaking, constraint, trajectory, and inversion detection without being absorbed by the system’s proxy targets, incentives, self-image, or control structure.

Primary Function

Ensure feedback remains independent, truth-bearing, and capable of correcting the system.

Short Name / Symbol

FI-Gate

Gate Name

Feedback Integrity Gate

Gate Class

Feedback / Anti-Goodhart / Anti-Capture / Learning Integrity

HR-Gate evaluates whether a signal is clean enough, localized enough, auditable enough, and proportionate enough to influence identity-binding, role-binding, motive attribution, durable classification, repair assignment, access restriction, exclusion, or memory-binding mechanics.

Primary Function

Prevent poor, noisy, distorted, insufficient, mislocalized, or low-audit signals from influencing identity-binding mechanics.

Short Name / Symbol

HR-Gate

Gate Name

High-Risk Signal-to-Identity Gate

Gate Class

Signal Integrity / Identity-Binding / Classification / Attribution / Memory-Binding

MS-Gate evaluates whether a proposed classification, constraint, repair obligation, exception, enforcement action, sacred claim, or accountability pathway preserves consequence-class symmetry across rank and role.

Primary Function

Ensure equivalent effects, violations, harms, obligations, and consequences remain in equivalent consequence classes regardless of rank, role, identity, power, proximity, institutional position, sacred status, or narrative importance.

Short Name / Symbol

MS-Gate

Gate Name

Meta-Symmetry Enforcement Gate

Gate Class

Symmetry / Legitimacy / Rank-Neutrality / Accountability Validity

☷ᵢ Principle Constraint Fields evaluate whether a proposed transition remains admissible within the system’s coherence-preserving principles, invariants, and non-degenerative constraints.

Primary Function

Define admissible transition space according to coherence-preserving principles, invariants, and non-degenerative constraints.

Short Name / Symbol

☷ᵢ

Gate Name

Principle Constraint Fields

Gate Class

Principle / Invariant / Boundary / Admissibility / Long-Horizon Coherence