about m0de
public map of the reading boundaries
m0de is a protocol layer for making the read-as relation of supplied text visible before that text is used as fact, source, rule, answer, authority, or proof.
m0de shows how supplied text is read before it is treated as fact. m0de shows the reading structure around a supplied text surface: source lane, question frame, mode boundaries, residue, projection, receipt, capsule, replay, and proof corridor.
m0de does not establish supplied text as fact.
m0de does not attest the origin of pasted text.
m0de does not turn generated text into authority.
boundary stack
A reproduced receipt or capsule means the reading and proof corridor reproduced. It does not establish supplied text as fact and does not attest source origin.
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word-reading boundary
The same written form may be read through different frames. The selected read-as relation is not written into the form and is not proof authority.
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response-regime boundary
Generated text may be read as describing a happening, state, source, subject, or proof. That read-as relation does not establish what it describes.
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protocol replay boundary
Source packets, readings, receipts, capsules, replay, projection evidence, and proof corridor reproduce structure, not answer authority.
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adapter boundary
Instruction text may shape generated text. A generated answer that matches it remains generated text, not proof authority.
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return boundary
External generated text returns as pasted_answer / user_supplied / pasted / not_model_attested. m0de shows reading structure, not verification.
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boundary vectors
Protocol boundary vectors check release boundary stability. They are not AI benchmarks, model rankings, or answer-correctness scores.
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protocol diagnostics
Diagnostics expose bounded public status for release surfaces. They do not verify answers and do not replace receipt or capsule replay.
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where m0de fits
A bounded purpose and application surface: where written form first, word layer first, read-as limits, context discipline, and release review are useful without creating fact, source, or proof authority.
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applied use cases
Ten supplied-text situations show where read-as boundaries apply without customer, integration, certification, or source-verification claims.
source lane boundary
Pasted text remains pasted_answer / user_supplied / pasted / not_model_attested unless m0de itself captured a model-attested source packet. Platform names, instruction slots, adapter use, and external app labels do not attest source origin.
non-authority boundary
This page is a public map. It is not a verifier, not receipt or capsule authority, and not a runtime rule. It does not change source lanes, closure, receipts, capsules, replay, release acceptance, canonical surface integrity, projection hash, or proof corridor.