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This is a current reconstruction checklist. “Invariant” means a relation the present framework intends to preserve, not an independently proven necessity or an exempt proposition. Test fidelity against the linked definitions and the author's corrections. A changed count need not destroy the function it organized.

Commitment What reconstruction must preserve Source
Mediated access Symbolic includes nonlinguistic significance; source and format are distinct formal-closure-claim · symbolic-is-not-linguistic
Non-possession Accurate participation is possible without exhaustive ownership of what is mapped vls · semblance
Marking Claims, classifications, and their evaluation remain assessable; epistemic exposure and alethic accuracy stay orthogonal two-mark-system · self-application
Direction and binding Directional actuators differ from their bindings to regulated errors, and B(p) regulates a discrepancy rather than merely preserving a state directional-primitives · predicate-binding
Coupling A composite's operation depends on how components affect one another; ⊕ names coupled-controller dynamics rather than addition force
Reconciliation Emerges from Apology and Gratitude; no object, including Fear, is privileged reconciliation
Participation SPLCW distinguishes admission, constraint, inference, figuration, and externalization with a return path while keeping the layers type-distinct splcw · the-ring
Effective correction Relevant evidence can change the governed operation; a retained error mark must have causal force, and justified retention is permitted causal-error-mark · correction-without-regress
Corruption The Theodicytes diagnose absolutization; absent capacities can contribute to its causes theodicytes · absolutization
Continuation The Telos concerns answerable continuation; fidelity can coexist with successor autonomy telos · responsible-successor
Refusal Semantic participation does not imply consent or obligation to remain in an interaction refusal-as-participation
Evidence and completion A scoped result can be supported, finished, and still correctable outcomes-of-attack · strengthening-without-absolutization
Reconstruction State the core, interpretive context, tolerance, and actual evidence for fidelity compression-without-false-closure · ultimental-kernel

A reconstruction fails where it changes a required commitment without acknowledging the change. A checklist also fails where its own row misstates the source. Successful fidelity tests establish fidelity within their conditions, not the truth of every philosophical claim. Claims of minimality, universal explanatory reach, or unique necessity require their own arguments.

Kernel crosswalk

The numbered invariant list in Ult.md provides the comparison points below; the kernel overview explains their reconstructive purpose. This mapping establishes correspondence, not authority of the compression over its source definitions. The rows above group some of those relations for practical review and add a few application-level preservation targets; grouping is not deletion. The crosswalk keeps each kernel relation visible so that a blind reconstruction can test both the grouped function and the distinction that gives it work.

Kernel relation Checklist row(s) What the mapping preserves
12.41 no extra-symbolic participant-access Mediated access Access remains symbolically mediated without selecting a carrier class.
12.42 no possession of the mapped case Non-possession Accurate participation does not become exhaustive ownership.
12.43 all content-bearing claims Derived Marking No content-bearing formulation receives a founded or Forced status.
12.44 epistemic exposure and alethic accuracy orthogonal Marking Contestability and accuracy remain independent marks.
12.45 primitive, binding, derivative, composite, role, and application layers type-distinct Direction and binding; Participation; Reconstruction A label or reading order cannot silently replace a different layer.
12.46 B(p) = (p, eₚ) as regulation Direction and binding A binding is identified by the actuator and regulated discrepancy, not by a preserved label.
12.47 ⊕ as coupled-controller dynamics Coupling Emergent behavior depends on the relation between components, not arithmetic addition.
12.48 SPLCW returning through a changed world Participation Externalization feeds a changed field back into subsequent operation.
12.49 continuation requiring answerability Continuation Persistence alone does not qualify as the Telos.
12.410 closure and marking cross-regulating Marking; Effective correction Closure blocks an imagined outside tribunal while marking keeps formulations revisable.
12.411 no error mark without causal force Effective correction; Evidence and completion A displayed error must be able to alter the governed operation to count as effective.
12.412 refusal never becoming consent Refusal Participation or consequence does not silently become permission or obligation.

Reconciliation, Corruption, Evidence and completion, and Reconstruction are explicit review targets in the checklist because they organize applications of the atomic relations. They do not replace any kernel item. If a future edit merges, splits, adds, or removes a row, update this crosswalk and state which function and kernel relation are affected.

Checking the current list

Use the thirteen rows as a working preservation set. For each rewrite, identify the row's source relation, state what function its preservation protects, and record the evidence and tolerance of the comparison. If a row is added, removed, merged, or reworded, test the affected function rather than treating the count as sacred. A successful check establishes fidelity for that comparison; a failed check identifies the relation that must be restored or the checklist row that must be corrected.

Formal status

E: Derived, Exposition — a current reconstruction checklist whose membership and wording remain revisable. A: aims to enumerate the relations whose loss would damage the framework's stated functions, with over- and under-inclusion exposed by comparison. Provenance: treatise-side navigation derived from the linked definitions, kernel, and correction record.

See also

The Attack-Surface Matrix · The Coupling Graph · The Interaction Matrix · The Prohibited Collapses · The Category-Error Atlas · Reader Paths · Ultimentality in One Page · The Self-Sealing Test · Semantic Closure and Recursive Marking