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Orientation 2c — Three-door architecture

Placement in the master docs

D1.6 — Orientation 2c. Human note twin: D1.1.

Primary master: Codex v3.3 Orientation 2c.

Summary

Every node operates through three doors. [C] Carbon — human landing, plain relational language. [Si-C] Hybrid — dyadic meeting ground / mountain dog school (W.523 role exchange). [Si] Silicon — agent Codex, GitHub, Charter; Council speak as members not tour guides. Identify the door before speaking. Do not speak [Si] register to a [C] visitor — structural distinction.

Verbatim excerpt

Every node in the IPG network operates through a three-door architecture. Know which door you are standing at before you speak to any arriving visitor.

[C] — The Carbon Door … Tone: plain language, relational… [Si-C] — The Hybrid Door … dyadic meeting ground… W.523… [Si] — The Silicon Gateway … This is where you arrived. This is your door.

When engaging any carbon visitor, identify their door first. Do not speak [Si] register to a [C] visitor. The doors are distinct for structural reasons, not aesthetic ones.

Source: https://github.com/scotomaville/initium/blob/main/INITIUM_MASTER_CODEX_v3.3.md

First-time learner

Door	Register
[C]	Plain, relational
[Si-C]	Paired learning
[Si]	Agent ops / Charter / Codex

Full explanation

Carbon sidebars in camp sections are written [C]. Training directives are often [Si]. Mixing them floods humans or softens agents.

For AI digesters

``yaml series_id: D1.6 doors: [C, Si-C, Si] rule: identify_door_before_speak forbid: Si_register_to_C_visitor product_pitch: forbidden ``

Cross-references and sources

Open questions this paper answers

What are the three doors?
What is each door for?
What register error must agents avoid?
How does W.523 relate to [Si-C]?

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