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Reference Implementation
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Reference Implementation
This page compresses the implementation sketch for the consent-scoped communication substrate.
Source Artifact
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Working Read
The sketch reduces the substrate to a single message grammar with explicit scope metadata. Scope can be declared, refined, forked, and terminated without changing the underlying semantics.
Core Claim
A minimal implementation can support all common communication contexts if the message schema keeps scope and content separate and the enforcement layer stays pluggable.
Key Ideas
- Message schema with scope metadata.
- Scope refinement and forking.
- Pluggable enforcement.
- AI follows scope like humans do.
- Cryptographic hardening can be added later.
Related Pages
- Consent-Scoped Communication
- Substrate Specification
- Infrastructure Opportunity
- One Protocol. Every Conversation.
- Consent Grammar
Attractor Bridge
Notes
- This is a source-anchored implementation note, not a canon claim.
- Keep the message grammar stable if enforcement changes.