non-runtime boundary
word-reading boundary

word-reading boundary

A supplied word enters as a written form first.
The same written form may be read through different frames: term, name, source claim, measure, cause, diagnosis, time marker, instruction, subject-position, or proof claim. The selected read-as relation is not written into the form and does not establish what it points to.
01
written form first
The visible form is accepted before any referent link, subject, source, state, measure, cause, diagnosis, time, or proof reading is accepted.
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frame selection
A reading frame can make the same form readable in different ways. Choosing a frame is a reading relation, not evidence that the framed referent is established.
03
referent link, not proof
A word may point outside the text. Pointing does not establish source origin, identity, measurement, causation, diagnosis, answer-as-fact status, or proof authority.
same form, different reading frames
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biological unit battery unit spreadsheet field confinement unit
The written form is the same. The selected reading frame is not written into the form. It does not establish a body, device, table, room, or situation by itself.
This example illustrates the boundary. It is not a dictionary import, fixture corpus, benchmark, or runtime cue.
first-person form
The form I may be read as a subject-position. It does not attest a person, experience, feeling, memory, or authority by itself.
answer phrase
The phrase AI answer may be read as a model or source claim. That phrase does not attest origin, provider, generation path, or source authority.
proof wording
A word such as proof may be read as an authority claim. The word does not establish proof without a separate replay or verification boundary.
m0de boundary
Inside m0de, written forms are separated from read-as relations. A referent link may be read, but it does not close source, subject, measurement, causation, identity, time, medical, definition, or proof boundaries by itself. First-person wording remains written form unless a subject-position is separately attested.
bridge to response-regime discipline
Response-regime discipline starts after this word-reading boundary. A generated answer is a surface of written forms being read through frames. Open response-regime boundary.
non-runtime boundary
This page is a public boundary surface. It is not a verifier, not receipt or capsule authority, and not a runtime rule. It does not change m0de runtime, source lanes, closure, receipts, capsules, replay, release acceptance, canonical surface integrity, projection hash, or proof corridor.