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The Telic Field Papers — Artifact Index
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The Telic Field Papers — Artifact Index
Status: current guidance Source role: semantic wiki layer Processing tier: 3 Content canon status: unset
This page provides the semantic interface to the primary and first-derived artifacts of the Telic Field Papers.
The source artifacts remain the evidentiary record. These pages summarize, connect, and orient without replacing them.
Primary source
First derivatives
- Session Compression
- Working Glossary and Claim Register
- Lineage Map
- Candidate Concept-Page Package
- G.2 Terminology and Primary-Source Review
- F.1 v0.2 First-Principles Foundation
- F.2 Dyadic Composition
- G.3 Architecture Comparison
- F.3 The Constitutional Self
- G.4 Plural-Self and Clinical-Boundary Review
- F.4 Telic Projection Estimation
- G.5 Projection, Preference Inference, and Epistemic Boundaries
- F.5 Context Carrying Capacity
- G.6 Capacity, Complexity, and Requisite Variety Review
- F.6 Temporal Telic Relations
- G.7 Time, Identity, Commitment, and Future Standing Review
- F.7 Dependent Loops and Telic Incompatibility
- G.8 Transplantation, Lock-In, Drift, and Dissolution
- F.8 Semantic Fields as Durable Telic Trails
- G.9 Meaning, Trace, Memory, and Semantic Field Review
- F.9 Polytelometric Navigation
- G.10 Navigation, Deliberation, and Multiobjective Decision Review
- F.10 Semantic Polytelometry with Language Models
- G.11 Language Models as Non-Sovereign Semantic Navigators
- F.11 Consentfully Trained Models
- G.12 Training Data, Preference Aggregation, Constitution, and Model Governance Review
- FG-S Cross-Paper Synthesis and Terminology Freeze
- HI-0 Controlled Branch Opening
- HI-1 Provenance, Correction, and Public Primer
- HI-2 Navigation, Gates, and the Projection Boundary
- HI-3 Context Capacity, Stop, and Escalation
- HI-4 Temporal Standing, Commitment, and Succession
- HI-5 Dependency, Drift, Lock-In, and Dissolution
- HI-6 Semantic Trails, Memory, and Retrieval
- HI-7 Polytelometric Deliberation and Public Decision
- HI-8 Non-Sovereign Semantic Navigation and Model Mediation
- HI-9 Consentful Training, Source Standing, and Model Lineage
- HI-10 Consentful Deployment, Runtime Authority, and Model Succession
- HI-S Cross-Branch Synthesis, Conformance Freeze, and J Transition
- J.0 Reference Implementation and Pilot Harness
- J.1 Independent Verification, Selective Disclosure, and Pilot Hardening
- J.2 External-Review Readiness, Multi-Party Trial, and Release Candidate
Source precedence
- The origin transcript governs exact wording, sequence, and provenance.
- The session compression governs rapid conceptual resumption.
- The glossary governs current provisional vocabulary and claim status.
- The lineage map governs proposed relationships among precursors and descendants.
- Concept pages provide semantic navigation, not source replacement.
Canon boundary
None of these artifacts becomes canonical merely by being inventoried, standard-named, or linked from the wiki.
Canonization remains a separate human decision.