Protocols — a funnel, not a dump

Tier A — the whole registry

The methodology runs on about 154 protocols in force. Everything below is a subset of that registry — a taste of a much larger set.

Tier B — some of the names

A sample of protocol names, each with a one-line sense of it. Just the names here — how each one works is held back at this tier.

• The Chronicle — A git-log/work-log report over a span of sessions
• Projection Lint — The Ink-Law/Tromp-Test discipline checker
• The Field Model — The room-scale lens for good collective work
• The Source Ladder — CX's five-rung trust spine: R0 byte-truth · R1 derived · R2 the Dig · R3 genome · R4 external, plus the KP rung
• The Pack — Work-line context-pack memoization over CX
• The Consult — A gated, read-only domain-literacy check
• The Conn — The grammar of how steering moves between the operator and the board across a line of work
• Self-Review Protocol — Mandatory four-file review cycle with Convergence Gate
• Process Audit Protocol — Mandatory sampling at EOD, rotating question bank, improvement register
• Walk Home Protocol — Closing ritual for exploratory sessions
• Prompt Amplification Protocol — Decompressing operator prompts into full production instructions
• Let's Go — Single-trigger session startup
• The Lay — The five-facet description of a Trust Object
• RCR (Round · Collision · Resolution) — Structured board deliberation. v4.1: Scope Fence amendment (RCR12)
• Three Passes (3P) — Three-round iteration cycle (Build → Repair → Reframe)
• Low Gear — Reduced-speed production mode for precision work. Maintenance-class reframe pending
• The Sounding — Operator-invoked byte-truth position readout on one Work Line
• The Chunk — Decomposes parallelizable work into balanced Work Order bundles
• Sitrep — Mid-session state snapshots for cross-tab coordination
• The Kiln — KP Revision Protocol
• The Sweep — Systematic filing verification. v1.3: Reverse Pass amendment
• The Last Call — Autonomous session lifecycle management
• Super RCR — Three-round deliberation (perception → dialogue → integration)
• The Bench — Experiment Design Protocol
• The Dock — File-level workflow control for multi-file deliverables
• The Shuttle — Structured command language with Express Pidgin v3
• The Dig — Corpus extraction and journal composition
• The DDE (Design Derivative Engine) — General-case derivative engine. Three-tier (Glance/Quick Draw/Full Forge). Six Gates. Channel-coupling analysis. The Braid
• Acid Bath — Cross-domain extraction and reform. v1-A1: Block Principle convergence
• The Jury — Human judge validation protocol. Three verdict tiers
• The Run — Experiment execution protocol
• The Shrug — Operator-delegated method selection
• The Survey — Cascade bridge protocol
• The Cascade — Protocol composition. v1.1-A1: Block Principle convergence
• The Slice — Image examination at resolutions above native downsampling
• Resurface — Structured resurfacing of buried work items
• The Resonance — Audio-to-waveform detection and registration pipeline
• The Dare — Adversarial challenge protocol
• The Fishbowl — Demonstration protocol. Demo stack
• The Mirror — Board reflection protocol. Demo stack
• Memory System Protocol — Five-layer Cambium architecture. **Records** as atomic unit (renamed from "memory mesh," A3 29.1254)
• The Burn — Intentional context utilization (invoked) + the Default Close Discipline (default close trigger: budget-triggered not task-triggered, §13, S02.0820). Spore branch origin
• The Keel — Stigmergic improvement protocol. Spore branch origin
• Character Development Protocol — Structured character creation and evolution. Spore branch origin
• The Portage Protocol — Lateral synchronization between concurrent project instances. File manifest (add/replace/delete), sync prompt, operator checklist. Not a handoff (forward in time) or Settle (internal reconciliation)
• The Rigging — Cross-Tool Integration Audit Protocol
• The Core Sample — Grain extraction pipeline
• The Customs House — The R4 external-context security gate

Tier C — a few, in full

The last step of the funnel: a small, chosen set of protocols shown in their entirety. Those selections are being finalized — the full texts land here next.