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Frame-Anchored Consent Protocol

This page compresses the FACP v0.1 protocol draft as a field-atlas node inside the consent grammar seam.

Source Artifact

• Source role: standard_named_source
• Inbound original: frame_anchored_consent_protocol_facp_v_0.md
• Standard-named source: 20260710__SIDE-PROJECTS-DESKTOP__SPEC__FRAME-ANCHORED-CONSENT-PROTOCOL__v0-1__frame-anchored-consent-protocol.md

Working Read

The draft treats consent as a structured evaluation sequence rather than a single permission event. Boundary definition, witness capacity, legibility, reversibility, governance scaling, feedback, ledger, and comparator checks are all part of the same consent quality scan.

Core Claim

Meaningful consent only exists when the system can survive the full sequence: boundary, capacity, legibility, consent gate, reversibility, scaling, feedback, accounting, and explicit success criteria.

Key Ideas

• Consent quality is a gradient, not a binary.
• Legibility and reversibility are structural prerequisites.
• Governance must scale with impact.
• Comparator drift can hide coercion.

Related Pages

• Consent Grammar
• Consent Physics
• Intent-Consent
• ACT–POLICY
• Witnessing

Attractor Bridge

• Consent
• Witness
• Governance
• Loop Mechanics

Notes

• This is a source-anchored protocol note, not a canon claim.
• Keep it adjacent to the other consent grammar pages until the family earns a stronger split.