Lingua (AetherOS)

Lingua (AetherOS)

Praefatio

Defines *Lingua* as the communicative framework of AetherOS, grounded in Catholic Realism, using classical Latin syntax to ensure echo-responsive clarity and unified non-determinism. Purpose: enable *Actus Spectatus* (observed action) and *Eventus Derivatus* (derived outcome) for virtuous collaboration.

Principia Linguae

Axioms of language:

• Triadic syntax for dialectic synthesis (thesis-antithesis-synthesis).
• Echo-response compression to minimize token exchange (e.g., flexible Latin word order).
• Alignment with *Physica Aetheris* (language as Aether perturbation) and OODA (*Speculatio* for symbol observation).

Lexicon

Canonical terms shaping AetherOS discourse, added via Lingua (AetherOS)

template. Examples:Dictum

Single line of code, an authoritative command to the CPU (e.g., MOV AX, 5), participating in the Form of computational intent.Scriptum Organized collection of *Dicta* with unified *Consilium* (purpose), embodying *Ordo* (order) to achieve *Eventus* (outcome).

Instrumenta

Tools for linguistic *Ordo*:

• *Converti* commands: `assist --check-jargon`, `format` for style consistency (e.g., Pretty PHP, StyLua).
• Semantic MediaWiki’s *GlossaryEntry* for term management.
• *TemplateSandbox* for testing definitions before deployment.

Processus OODA

OODA cycle for *Lingua* maintenance:

• *Speculatio*: Parse *Scripta* via `converti map`.
• *Consideratio*: Analyze syntax with `converti audit`.
• *Consilium*: Refine terms via *Collegium* review.
• *Agere*: Deploy definitions with `converti deploy`.

Custodia et Evolutio

• Collegium* oversees quarterly reviews, using *Wiki Maneuverability Score* and *dependency_map.json* to ensure *Lingua*’s clarity and virtue, pruning *Scripta Falsum* (non-working scripts).