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== Praefatio ==
== 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.
Defines [[Lingua]] as the communicative framework of [[AetherOS]], grounded in [[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 ==
== Principia Linguae ==
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== Lexicon ==
== Lexicon ==
Canonical terms shaping AetherOS discourse, added via {{GlossaryEntry}} template. Examples:
Canonical terms shaping AetherOS discourse, added via {{GlossaryEntry}} template.
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|Term=Dictum
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|Definition=Single line of code, an authoritative command to the CPU (e.g., MOV AX, 5), participating in the Form of computational intent.
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{{GlossaryEntry
|Term=Scriptum
|Definition=Organized collection of *Dicta* with unified *Consilium* (purpose), embodying *Ordo* (order) to achieve *Eventus* (outcome).
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== Instrumenta ==
== Instrumenta ==
Tools for linguistic *Ordo*:
Tools for linguistic *Ordo*:
* *Converti* commands: `assist --check-jargon`, `format` for style consistency (e.g., Pretty PHP, StyLua).
* [[Converti_(AetherOS)|Converti]] commands: `assist --check-jargon`, `format` for style consistency (e.g., Pretty PHP, StyLua).
* Semantic MediaWiki’s *GlossaryEntry* for term management.
* Semantic MediaWiki’s *GlossaryEntry* for term management.
* *TemplateSandbox* for testing definitions before deployment.
* *TemplateSandbox* for testing definitions before deployment.

Revision as of 20:10, 27 August 2025

This page describes a core component of the AetherOS ecosystem. Its structure and content are designed to be parsed by automated agents.

Lingua (AetherOS)

Praefatio

Defines Lingua as the communicative framework of AetherOS, grounded in 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.


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).