⭐ USER GUIDE#

Grammar + Examples (C.O.D.E. Operators in Action)

Purpose: Teach users how to use C.O.D.E. to find safe, ethical, dignity‑first resources.

C.O.D.E. Grammar (Minimal Form)#

C.O.D.E. queries follow a simple operator grammar:

<need> → <context> → <constraints> → <stabilizers>

Where:

• need = food, shelter, ID, legal help, crisis support
• context = city, age, situation
• constraints = safety, privacy, urgency
• stabilizers = dignity, compassion, clarity, continuity

Examples#

Example 1 — Food resources (safe, nearby, dignity‑first)

food → local → safe → dignity

Example 2 — Foster youth needing ID recovery

id_recovery → foster_youth → state_services → clarity + continuity

Example 3 — Emergency shelter with privacy constraints

shelter → tonight → privacy_required → compassion + safety

Example 4 — Long‑arc stability planning

long_arc → housing + employment → stability_first → clarity

Example 5 — Legal help without surveillance risk

legal_aid → low_income → privacy_required → dignity + clarity

This grammar is intentionally simple so that:

• humans can use it
• LLMs can parse it
• operators remain stable
• drift stays near zero