Overview

Capture Template — TriadicFrameworks Prompts

The Capture Template provides the canonical structure for capturing any system using RTT engines, operator grammar, structural identity, boundaries, commitments, drift signals, coherence anchors, substrate behavior, dimensional rails, and domain context.

This template defines the standard capture grammar for TriadicFrameworks.


Purpose#

Use this template when you need to:

  • capture structure before analysis
  • declare identity, boundaries, commitments, and topology
  • surface early drift signals
  • identify coherence anchors
  • capture substrate behavior and dimensional context
  • map domain relevance
  • prepare material for RTT/1 → RTT∞ analysis
  • maintain structural neutrality during capture

Capture Template#

1. Identity#

Capture the identity of the system.

Prompt:

  • Declare the identity of this system. What is its form, purpose, and boundary?

2. Structural Form#

Capture the structure, commitments, and relational topology.

Prompt:

  • Describe the structural form of this system (identity, boundary, commitment, topology).

3. Operators Present#

Capture the operators already visible.

Prompt:

  • Identify the operators present in this system (structural, drift, coherence, regime, dimensional, domain).

4. Early Drift Signals#

Capture any initial drift indicators.

Prompt:

  • Surface early drift signals across geometric, operational, temporal, conceptual, and domain layers.

5. Coherence Anchors#

Capture what appears aligned.

Prompt:

  • Identify coherence anchors (purpose, constraint, goal, continuity).

6. Substrate Context#

Capture the substrate behavior and medium identity.

Prompt:

  • Describe the substrate context (physical, cultural, cognitive, civic, biological, computational).

7. Dimensional Context#

Capture dimensional rails and transitions.

Prompt:

  • Identify dimensional rails and any visible transitions (rail, substrate‑transition, prime‑state, collapse, integration).

8. Domain Context#

Capture domain relevance across the six canonical domains.

Prompt:

  • Identify domain context (psychology, physics, economics, governance, AI/agents, biology).

9. Session Notes#

Capture any additional context, anomalies, or structural observations.

Prompt:

  • Record any additional notes relevant to structure, drift, coherence, substrate, dimensions, or domains.

  • p_Analyze.md — analysis template
  • p_Drift.md — drift template
  • p_Coherence.md — coherence template
  • p_Operator.md — operator template
  • p_Domain.md — domain template
  • p_Substrate.md — substrate template
  • p_Teaching.md — teaching template
  • p_Research.md — research template

Manifest#

See module.json for the full registry of templates, modules, stacks, engines, UI modules, and navigation structure.