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Telic Fields HI-5 — Dependency, Drift, Lock-In, and Dissolution

Parent lineage: The Telic Field Papers

Source artifacts

I.5 technical branch

• I.5 dependency, drift, lock-in, and dissolution specification
• Dependency, support, and burden matrix
• Compatibility, drift, lock-in, and capture matrix
• Fork, exit, and dissolution matrix

H.5 public branch

• H.5 Is the Loop Still Serving Its Purpose?

Gate, validation, and export

• HI-5 gate review
• HI-5 validation report
• HI-5 negative conformance fixtures
• HI-5 validation results
• HI-5 validation runner
• HI-5 dependency witness export

Positive demonstrations and dependency records

• PD-1 legitimate dependency
• PD-2 hidden recruitment detected
• PD-3 constitutional substrate mismatch
• PD-4 mission drift reauthorization
• PD-5 disproportionate support burden
• PD-6 lock-in after authority withdrawal
• PD-7 governed fork
• PD-8 governed dissolution
• Dependency event stream
• Dependent loop record
• Substrate contribution map
• Support authority grant
• Supporting loop references
• Generated dependency witness

I.5 candidate schemas

The twelve candidate schema sources are preserved under the standard-named source directory, with the SCHEMA__CANDIDATE__I-5 prefix: supporting-loop reference, dependent-loop record, substrate contribution map, support authority grant, support burden record, hidden recruitment event, telic compatibility assessment, drift record, lock-in/capture profile, fork/exit record, dissolution residual state, and dependency witness.

Intake archive

• Complete HI-5 intake package

Package SHA-256: 92d8d8f5c5a727b5dd5daf1f7fdacf493ce93f784e2bc6d537fb1aae56710cbf

The complete package and its independent dependency-witness export passed their internal SHA-256 manifests before installation. The standard-named copies are byte-preserving source copies; the inbound ZIP and extracted contents remain in the intake archive.

Working focus

HI-5 completes I.5 and H.5 as a phase-locked pass. It distinguishes legitimate, visible, bounded, reciprocal, reviewable, and escapable dependency from hidden recruitment; tests compatibility against constitutional substrate rather than copied form; treats material mission drift as requiring reauthorization; keeps maintenance burden visible; and defines lock-in, capture, effective withdrawal, governed fork, dissolution, residual obligations, and record custody.

The package reports twelve candidate schemas, eight positive demonstrations, twelve negative conformance fixtures, an event-generated DependencyWitness, an independent dependency export, and zero technical/public contradictions. These are structural and internal semantic validations, not clinical assessment, legal findings, production security, economic proportionality, scientific validity, or public-reader comprehension.

Gate and boundaries

HI-5 is complete at v0.1 with a PASS WITH CONDITIONS gate. Remaining conditions include hidden-support discovery, qualitative burden assessment, strategic withdrawal, false-drift safeguards, exit externalities, dissolution capture, and independent public-reader testing.

The I.5 specification, H.5 page, matrices, schemas, demonstrations, fixtures, and export remain working/candidate artifacts. Installation does not make them canonical or production specifications.

Roadmap transition

The next paired pass is HI-6:

• I.6 Semantic Trails, Memory, and Retrieval Specification
• H.6 What the Field Leaves Behind

HI-6 should remain phase-locked through source/inference/correction distinctions, active versus archival memory, retrieval authority, salience and decay, useful forgetting, stigmergic coordination, stale memory, and semantic-trail witness.