definitions and loaded terms
For "What is life?", the word layer appears before biological, experiential, normative, or source frames.
where m0de fits
where supplied text needs a reading boundary
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.
The public intake at / accepts question text and supplied text, then returns word layer, read-as frames, residue, limits, and optional reading-event exports.
protocol layer, not authority claim
site-reader brief
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 does not claim a single correct reading, does not say other readings are wrong, and does not require belief in a frame.
The public intake at / is an active path: paste question text and supplied text, select show reading structure, then read the word layer, read-as frames, residue, and limits.
plain site-reader briefhow it is used
1. Supply question text.
2. Supply the text to be read.
3. Select show reading structure.
4. Read the word layer, read-as frames, residue, and limits.
5. Open reading cards or mode chips when a boundary needs inspection.
6. Export receipt or capsule only as a record of this reading event.
The export records the reading event. It does not verify the supplied text as fact or attest source origin.
why written form first
m0de starts from supplied written form.
The supplied text brings characters, spaces, punctuation, and words. It may be read as describing a happening, state, source, subject, rule, answer, authority, or proof.
The read-as relation does not establish what it reads the text as.
m0de makes that relation visible before the supplied text is used as fact, source, rule, answer, authority, or proof.
This does not claim that text replaces what it may describe. It fixes the boundary of this surface: supplied text is handled as written form before any referent is treated as established.
what changes
written form firstThe supplied text stays visible before any referent is treated as established.
word layer firstA term enters as a word before domain frames are selected.
read-as visibleThe selected frame is shown without becoming proof.
residue visibleUnclosed parts remain visible instead of being hidden by answer form.
where it fits
pasted model or app answers
A pasted answer can be read before it is treated as fact, source authority, subject, state, or proof.
documents and policy text
Wording can be read as rule, exception, obligation, evidence, or boundary without collapsing scope.
model-facing output surfaces
Adapter instructions can ask for written form first, word layer first, read-as frames, and no persona voice.
release review
Teams can check whether a surface preserves boundary behavior across releases.
context discipline
m0de can reduce wasted expansion caused by premature reading closure. This is not a measured token-saving guarantee.
applied reading examples
definition question
before What is life? may be answered as if the word already gives a stable referent.
with m0de "life" enters first as supplied written form / word / term; biological frame, experience frame, norm frame, and source frame can be inspected.
boundary kept No referent is established by the word alone.
pasted answer
before A pasted model or app answer is treated as the answer.
with m0de The text enters as supplied text and may be read as answer-like wording.
boundary kept That does not establish source origin, model identity, supplied-text fact, or proof authority.
rule-like sentence
before A sentence that looks like a rule is used as a rule.
with m0de Wording may be read as rule, exception, obligation, evidence, or boundary.
boundary kept The selected reading does not collapse scope by itself.
event record boundary
Receipt and capsule exports record the reading event for the current supplied text; they do not verify supplied text as fact or attest source origin.
what it does not do
m0de does not decide what the supplied text really is.
m0de does not verify supplied text as fact.
m0de does not establish source origin.
m0de does not turn a read-as relation into proof.
m0de does not rank models or score answers.
m0de does not certify outputs.
m0de does not claim a single correct reading.
m0de does not say other readings are wrong.
m0de does not require belief in a frame.
m0de does not replace domain review.
start points
show reading structureUse / to show the reading structure of supplied text.
use casesRead 10 supplied-text situations where the boundary applies.
adapter boundaryUse /adapter/ when a model-facing output needs written form first, word layer first, read-as frames, and no persona voice.
protocol boundaryUse /protocol/ for source packet, frame, mode, closure, residue, projection, receipt, capsule, replay, and proof-corridor boundaries.