restructure — crystallizing cyb · cyber · cyberia

a plan first, movements second. nothing in this document moves a file; every section is a contract for one commit series, link-fixes included, so the site is never broken in between. every page named below is a live link — click through and judge it. the three ledgers carry a verdict for every page: stays / promotes / merges / moves / folds / extracts / dies — with the destination and the reason. zero pages undecided.

original census: 501 pages (238 cyber · 83 cyb · 180 cyberia). executed 2026-09-07: 75 dated journals left cyber for cyberia.blog; the cyber table is the remainder plus the pointer pages.

the rule

membership is decided by one question — who is the subject of this page? — so the split is idempotent: run the rule twice, nothing moves the second time.

corollary: cyber is not soft3. soft3 owns mechanisms; cyber owns what must be true regardless of mechanism. a page explaining how something is computed belongs to the component that computes it; a page stating what must hold belongs to cyber.

0 · the ground — what all three stand on

proposal. the plan above three subjects is incomplete without its floor: cyb, cyber and cyberia are the trinity standing on two shared dependencies — soft3 (the stack: the loop, the guarantees, the attractor; every "component matter" row in the rule resolves here) and cybics/crystal (the world's knowledge; every "world at large" row resolves here). the dependency runs one way: soft3 does not know the robot, the narrative, or the nation; the trinity cannot run a page without the stack. crystallizing the three subjects and crystallizing soft3 are one program — so the soft3 crystallization lives here, married in whole:

the boundary and the core

soft3 crystallizes into 7 = 4 + 2 + 1: four motions, two guarantees, one attractor — and every verb is a component's own verb from status. no invented words: earlier drafts said say, act, observe, focus — but the registry already had link, render, measure, converge. drawn at soft3.org/scheme, parts at soft3.org/chart.

The boundary rule: a component is stack iff the loop cannot run, the medium cannot hold, or the mind cannot converge without it. Everything else is enrichment (a richer way to hold a seat) or a product (consumes the loop entire).

the loop — four motions, all live

the smallest circle a mind can draw, and every station carries real traffic today. the artifacts between stations name themselves: the link, the focus, the world, and the measurement that becomes the next link.

the closing arc is the loop's whole point: the measurement becomes the next link. play holds two verbs because play is the membrane where the stack touches the world — render is the way out, measure is the way back.

why exactly four. the removal test: remove link and the system is mute — it can only react to its own renders. remove transmit and it is many private loops, not one mind. remove render and it is a diary — no agency. remove measure and it is open-loop — no feedback, no cybernetics. each removal kills a distinct property: novelty, unity, agency, feedback. and none merge: link is not measure (a mind's reference input is not a sensor reading), render is not transmit (out to the world is not across the graph). a single agent's OODA collapses to measure → focus → render; link and transmit exist precisely because the mind is distributed. there is no fifth motion — everything else is a property of the channel (encrypt, prove) or the attractor (focus).

verbs outside, components inside. the scheme names each seat by its verb and lists the components that hold it; the decomposition within a seat — each component's own registry verb and how they interact — opens on click at soft3.org/scheme. grouping is a debt: if several components share a seat, the seat owes an internal diagram, and now pays it.

the loop among loops

the four survive every known control doctrine — and each teaches something:

single-agent loops are three motions — OODA collapses to measure → focus → render. a distributed mind adds exactly two: link, because minds are reference inputs and not sensors, and transmit, because one graph must live in many cells. no doctrine demands a fifth.

the top-verbs test

against the most frequent English verbs the seats hold: say · tell · ask · write → link; see · hear · watch · find → measure; think · know · decide · understand → focus; do · make · build · show · play → render; send · bring · carry · follow → transmit; have · hold · keep → the medium. the big verbs that are not primitive compose from the loop:

the sweep surfaces two honest absences, both already named critical in status: want has no component — it lives implicitly in φ* weights and tok prices (the economics of writing, critical 1) — and forget has no verb at all (deletion and liability, critical 4). the registry will one day owe a verb to forgetting.

the two guarantees — the medium

not steps but properties of the channel every link enjoys:

nothing "gets encrypted" as a stage of the journey — linking is owned, rendering is owned, measuring is owned. proving likewise: running is proving (nox), storing is proving (bbg).

the one attractor — the centre

the centre is a noun, not a verb: the focus — φ*, tru's own word, the name foculus carries. its verbs from the registry: converge (tru), agree (foculus), think (soma). it is not a step the signal passes through — it is the point the whole loop orbits: everything dances around it. of two conflicting signals, one survives, chosen by φ* past τ: agreement, not voting.

beneath it all — the ground. strata does the math, lens commits, honeycrisp accelerates: form is not a station but what every station is made of, with hemera's hash as the ruler.

the colours are emotions — by evolution, not by assignment. link wears anger red (the will to speak), transmit interest blue (the open wire), render surprise yellow (the render is what surprises you), measure joy green (the sight of growth — and the closing arc runs green); encrypt wears sadness indigo (weight and law of ownership), prove disgust orange (the craft that keeps rot out); converge wears fear violet (the one). the map is anchored at color, the framework at color-emotion spectrum, the protocol use at emotion.

the three stages — the registry's own states

the loop is not staged: link → transmit → render → measure circulates from day one. the stages follow the state column of status literally:

shared → trustless → one. the centre lights last: the mind emerges when a proven, shared loop converges. the trinity maps onto the layers: cyb is the body that runs the loop, cyber is the mind that lights at stage 3, cyberia is the state that governs what the alive loop does.

the stage tests

1. medium — a link cast in one cell arrives in another with no third party. passed live: wire, 2026-09-01.
2. proof — a stranger verifies a read it never trusted.
3. mind — of two conflicting signals one survives, chosen by φ* past τ.

and one test for the loop itself, on any layer: a render observably changes what is next linked.

the census

every component, by its registry verb:

the ground: math (strata) · accelerate (honeycrisp) — beneath every seat. products (consume the loop entire, are not in it): cyb · optica · studio · erga · zoya · mona · xena. the trinity (what the loop is for): cyb the body · cyber the mind · cyberia the state.

what this buys

Focus: the loop is live end to end; the two dark layers are exactly zheng's openings and foculus's deployment — the shortest path to a mind is those two components. Honesty: the scheme's layers ARE the registry's states; when status changes, the drawing changes. Discipline: a proposed component must name its seat by a registry verb — motion, guarantee, or centre; "it would be nice" is not a verb.

soft3 — the registry (23 pages)

soft3 — target structure (proposal)

• soft3 — the door: what the stack is, the seven seats
  • status — the registry of components: every seat, verb, state — the living census
  • the crystallization (§0 above) — the boundary rule, the loop, the stages
  • roadmap/ — component-boundaries · migration · stack-completeness · terms-map
  • specs/ — terms · types · languages · filenames
  • docs/ — launch · chains-as-plugins
  • proposals/ · conformance/ · schema/ · cli/ · mcp/ — the workbench README shelf

1 · cyber — target structure

the protocol crystal as a navigation tree: one door, ten branches. every staying page hangs at exactly one node — that is what makes the system closed; cross-links remain free. italics = to be written or renamed.

the tree

every staying page hangs at exactly one place; cross-links stay free, but this tree is the canonical way in. bold = hub that owns its branch.

• README — the door: what cyber is, two reads, two doors in
  • litepaper — ten minutes, the whole argument
    • whitepaper — the mathematics and the proofs
  • install — enter by terminal or robot
    • contribute — four lanes in
  • concepts — the atlas: every atom, grouped by what it answers
    • the graph — what knowledge is made of
      • cybergraph · particle · cyberlink · neuron · token · hash · knowledge · cell
    • the focus — how importance is computed
      • focus · rank (absorbs cyberank) · attention · view · prob · rational neuron · fixed point · tri-kernel · tru · context packing
    • the acts — what a neuron does
      • staking · mining · rewards · impulse · intent · inception · sealing · cascade
    • the trust — what cannot be bought
      • karma · happiness · personality · privacy · license · landauer limit
    • the mind — what it all becomes
      • superintelligence · interplanetary superintelligence · self · crystal · core
    • the culture — how it speaks
      • cyberculture · cybersophy · cybersphere · cyberverse
  • contract — what must hold, whoever implements it
    • cybergraph contract · cyber/proofs · cyber/epistemology (from epistemology) · cyber/identity (from identity)
    • $CYB — the money contract
    • cyber/launch — the genesis contract
  • cybernomics — the money, from law to plumbing
    • nomics · netics · cap · delegation · automated market maker · cyberlink market protocol
    • tokens — the type system: coin · badge · plumb · basic token operations
    • money specs: money loop · light money · adaptive hybrid economics
  • network — the machine room: the deep protocol articles (cips)
    • 3c · channel · communication · hierarchy · light · gravity · luminosity · security
  • research — the papers: what is argued, not yet law
    • physical analogies · algorithmic essence · knowledge capacity · link production · universal law · egregore properties · future of computation · neuroscience principles · unified mining · knowledge economy · theoretical foundations · bootstrap · 32-byte tokens · energy market · gradient descent · cybergraph model architecture · focus flow computation · adaptive hybrid economics · analizer · seer · privacy trilateral
  • specs — the engineering contracts
    • component ownership · full-flow claims · node modes · rewards completeness
  • self — the protocol's own agency
    • dmn · linking · parametrization · sigma
  • blog — pointer. the chronicle lives at cyberia.blog
  • cyb · soft3 · cyberia — pointers to the sister subjects, whose graphs live at cyberia.blog
  • restructure — this plan, then this record

the ledger — cyber (166 pages, 0 undecided · 75 journals already at cyberia.blog)

2 · cyb — target structure

the robot as a navigation tree. the repo's root/ directory dissolves — pages live flat; links below are today's paths. the anatomy is the contract every name answers to.

• README — the robot: what it is, get it at cyb.ai
  • anatomy — the source of truth: 20 parts in six layers; every doc, world, and crate names things by it
    • state — external truth with a tier: T0 proof · T1 anchor · T3 badge
  • product — intelligence you own (absorbs the living claims of the cyb whitepaper)
    • philosophy · story · spec
  • roadmap — where it goes
    • team · dev
  • reference — how it works, one page per organ where an organ exists
    • architecture (absorbs JS-era architecture) · rendering · routing · terminal · cells · particle · avatar · truth · features · scripting
    • formats: format · cyb-registry · cyb-model · cyb-vocab · fs
    • platforms: android · benchmarks
    • security audit private key import — incoming from cyber
  • releases — how it ships
    • release-process · v0.1.0
  • ward — the guardian
  • legacy/ — one README over the retired JS era (32 pages fold here)
  • .claude/plans/ — the workbench (4 plans)

proposal — the design absorption (from review, to decide pointwise)

four claims on the table, each a separate yes/no:

1. code must wear the anatomy — shell/core/cli/apps is not anatomy; target mapping: shell worlds (graph · sigma · com · body · cells) → organs/, soma bridge → organs/soma, vault code + signing → organs/vault (signer lives on as vault, its JS-era file stays in legacy), cyb-core → tissue/ (shared flesh), mir = the paint of organs/brain. executed as anatomy phase 4.
2. reference/ dissolves into design/: design/surface (how worlds render — prysm/UX: rendering · routing · particle) · design/body (the Bevy runtime: architecture · terminal · android · benchmarks) · design/stack (the contracts to soft3: format · cyb-registry · cyb-model · cyb-vocab · scripting).
3. product trims to 4 — robot · product (absorbing the living claims of philosophy/story/spec) · roadmap · team.
4. anything fitting none of the shelves is legacy or a soft3 component's page.

the ledger — cyb (83 pages, 83 verdicts, 0 undecided)

status: executed 2026-09-06 — root/ dissolved into six shelves, 111 path links healed; the rows keep their pre-move addresses as the record.

3 · cyberia — target structure

the nation as a navigation tree: six shelves, each with a contract README.

• README — the nation
  • foundation — why: vision · manifesto · whitepaper · architecture · strategy · space doctrine · org · cyberian · your share of the sun (moves in)
  • protocol — how the state runs: century index · bank above banks · location proof · space accounting · services · system · marketplace · marketplace spec · ladder · orgs · ephemeris · dyson sphere · maps (absorbs its 7 one-liners)
  • land/ — where (promoted from research/cyb-land; 42 pages move in, 23 empty die)
    • visit · stay · activities · attractions · community · flora (receives landscape + nitrogener)
  • community — who: talents · chronicle (receives 22 valley entries from cyber's blog)
  • courses — teaching: edge-city-patagonia-2025 (6 lessons)
  • research — the workbench, explicitly unfinished
    • mimi · migration-market · genome-protocol · oxytocin · cyber-sheep · cyberia-my · tech (16 seeds keep pages, 26 fold to its table)
    • incoming: team speed competition · smart capital
    • events — extracts to its own repo; a one-page product card stays

the ledger — cyberia (180 pages, 180 verdicts, 0 undecided)

4 · order of movements

0. chronicle + assembler → cyberia-blog — executed 2026-09-07. 75 dated journals, subgraphs.toml, workspace scripts. cyber.page is protocol-only; cyberia.blog holds the graph and the blog
1. deletions that free names (1c + empty cyb stubs + empty cyberia stubs) — zero inbound by measurement, zero breakage
2. within-repo folds — rank⊕cyberank · maps table · tech index · cyb-land → land/ · cyb root/ flattening
3. cyber → outward (1b) — ~24 pages with ~40 link fixes
4. research redistribution (1a) — 25 pages home; research index rewritten as the map of what stayed and where the rest went
5. cyb legacy fold (2a + 2b)
6. cyberia boundaries — events extraction, incoming placements
7. contract promotions — cyber/epistemology, cyber/identity, cyber/proofs written from epistemology, identity, security material

5 · acceptance

• link integrity ≥ 99% per subgraph (measured 94.5% in cyber on 2026-09-01)
• zero pages under 12 words outside indexes (was 38)
• zero phantom targets with ≥ 3 inbound refs (was 7)
• every page passes the rule in one step; arguable pages are named in this document with their tiebreak
• crystallinity ≥ 95% (was 88%) — same script, number published in each phase's commit message

plan approved → phases execute as separate commit series. this page then becomes the record of what moved where, and why.

executed 2026-09-07 — chronicle + graph assembler → cyberia-blog

75 dated journals (YYYY_MM_DD.md) are gone from this repo — they live in cyberia-to/cyberia-blog and render as the timeline at cyberia.blog. the subgraph census (subgraphs.toml, subgraphs/*.md, workspace.toml, SPEC.md, build/serve/sync scripts) moved with them. this ledger no longer lists those 75 as "stays · chronicle". blog.md remains as a pointer; /blog on cyber.page redirects to cyberia.blog/cyber.