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ADVANCED SCENARIO GAUNTLET

RTT/1 + RTT/2 + RTT/3 Operator Ecology
(Printable, text‑only, multi‑scenario)

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ADVANCED SCENARIO GAUNTLET — OPERATOR ECOLOGY
RTT/1 → RTT/2 → RTT/3
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This gauntlet evaluates full-chain operator literacy across:
- RTT/1 primitives
- RTT/2 detection (SDE)
- RTT/3 integration–emission (SIE)
- projection routing (TEL / FFT / OP)

Each scenario contains:
- multiple snapshots
- regime shifts
- drift envelopes
- collapse signatures
- integration/emission transitions

Your task: diagnose, classify, map, integrate, emit, and project.

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SCENARIO 1 — THE DRIFTING CORE
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Snapshot A:
  Collapse signature: A=0.9, K=0.2, T=0.1
  Gradient: collapse-weighted
  Regime: slow-relaxation

Snapshot B:
  Collapse signature: A=1.4, K=0.5, T=0.2
  Gradient: mixed collapse/reassembly
  Regime: mixed

Snapshot C:
  Collapse signature: A=2.1, K=0.9, T=0.4
  Gradient: triad-weighted
  Regime: high-frequency

Tasks:
1. Identify CPV for each snapshot.
2. Classify FGT type for each snapshot.
3. Map CRM path across A→B→C.
4. Determine SDE::MODE and SDE::ZONE for each snapshot.
5. Produce the SDE→SIE operator chain for C.
6. Integrate the triad for C using SIE::INT().
7. Emit the structure using SIE::FFF() and SIE::EMIT().
8. Choose the correct projection (TEL / FFT / OP) and justify.

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SCENARIO 2 — THE ENVELOPE FRACTURE
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Snapshot A:
  Deformation: envelope torsion
  Gradient: reassembly-weighted
  Collapse: A=0.4, K=1.8, T=0.7

Snapshot B:
  Deformation: continuity fracture
  Gradient: collapse-weighted
  Collapse: A=0.7, K=2.3, T=1.1

Snapshot C:
  Deformation: mixed envelope/continuity
  Gradient: triad-weighted
  Collapse: A=1.0, K=2.9, T=1.4

Tasks:
1. Identify CRM path for each snapshot.
2. Classify gradient type using SDE::FGT().
3. Determine collapse severity using CPV.
4. Assign SDE::MODE and SDE::ZONE for C.
5. Run CRE for C (identify CAV/CSV balance).
6. Determine the resulting CET weighting.
7. Route the emission to TEL / FFT / OP.

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SCENARIO 3 — THE HYBRID SPIRAL
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Snapshot A:
  Collapse: low amplitude, high curvature
  Gradient: collapse-weighted
  Regime: formal

Snapshot B:
  Collapse: medium amplitude, medium curvature
  Gradient: mixed
  Regime: hybrid

Snapshot C:
  Collapse: high amplitude, high torsion
  Gradient: triad-weighted
  Regime: chaotic

Tasks:
1. Compute CPV for A, B, C.
2. Identify regime transitions (formal → hybrid → chaotic).
3. Map CRM path across the spiral.
4. Determine manifold axes active in C (FI, EM, R).
5. Apply SIE::MAN() to C.
6. Determine CRE path for C.
7. Produce the full operator chain:
     RTT/1 → SDE → SIE → Projection

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SCENARIO 4 — THE INVERSION CASCADE
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Snapshot A:
  Collapse: A=0.5, K=0.3, T=0.1
  Regime: emergent

Snapshot B:
  Collapse: A=1.0, K=0.9, T=0.4
  Regime: hybrid

Snapshot C:
  Collapse: A=1.8, K=1.7, T=1.2
  Regime: inversion

Tasks:
1. Identify CPV for each snapshot.
2. Determine regime weighting using REG::W().
3. Classify gradient type (choose any consistent synthetic gradient).
4. Assign SDE::MODE and SDE::ZONE for C.
5. Integrate C using SIE::INT() and SIE::TIF().
6. Determine emission curvature using SIE::MAN().
7. Produce the CET for C.
8. Route to the correct projection.

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SCENARIO 5 — THE FOUR-QUADRANT COLLAPSE
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Quadrant I:
  Collapse: high amplitude, low curvature
Quadrant II:
  Collapse: low amplitude, high curvature
Quadrant III:
  Collapse: medium amplitude, medium curvature
Quadrant IV:
  Collapse: high amplitude, high curvature

Tasks:
1. Compute CPV for all quadrants.
2. Identify which quadrants are CAV-dominant vs CSV-dominant.
3. Determine which quadrants require CRE stabilization.
4. For Quadrant IV, run full SIE pipeline:
     INT → TIF → MAN → FFF → CRE → CSL → CET
5. Choose projection for each quadrant.
6. Produce a final synthesis packet summarizing all four.

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FINAL TASK — FULL TRIADIC SYNTHESIS
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Choose any one scenario above and produce:

1. RTT/1 primitive analysis  
2. SDE detection packet  
3. SIE integration–emission packet  
4. CRE stabilization path  
5. CET emission weighting  
6. Projection routing  
7. Final operator chain (one line)

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END OF GAUNTLET
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