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Load Profiles

Fabio Ghioni · v6.0.0 · Copia del 2026-09-24

Load Profiles

Operational load profiles for using TE objects in different contexts. Release 6.0.0 (2026-09-23). Load order matters: Bootloader and Protocols first, Core next, SVP as the mandatory gate, then domain modules.

Profile A - Minimal (Fast)

Use when context window is limited.

  1. TE_BOOTLOADER_v7.1.1.md
  2. TE_PROTOCOLS_v1.1.md
  3. TE_CORE_v5.2.1.md
  4. TE_MODULE_SVP_v5_1.md

Profile B - Domain Analysis (Standard)

Use for most analytical sessions.

  1. Bootloader
  2. Protocols
  3. Core
  4. SVP
  5. One or more domain modules:
    • TE_MODULE_SCIMS_v5.1.md
    • TE_MODULE_VERI_v1.0.md
    • TE_MODULE_LENS_v5.1.md
    • TE_MODULE_PPRO_v5.2.md

Profile C - Integrated (Deep)

Use for multi-framework synthesis and trajectory analysis.

  1. Bootloader
  2. Protocols
  3. Core
  4. SVP
  5. Relevant domain modules
  6. TE_OBSERVER_v1.1.md
  7. When any formal notation is written or edited: TE_SYMBOL_CANON_v1.0.md (and TE_OST_v2.1.md for the Tier-0 primitives)

Profile D - Legacy Reproduction

Use only for historical comparison or reproduction of earlier cycles. Files live in ARCHIVE/.

  1. ARCHIVE/TE_BOOTLOADER_v6_0_PROJECT.md or ARCHIVE/TE_BOOTLOADER_v7.1.md
  2. ARCHIVE/TE_CORE_v5.0.md + ARCHIVE/TE_CORE_v5_1_PATCH.md, or ARCHIVE/TE_CORE_v5.1.md
  3. ARCHIVE/TE_MODULE_VERT_v5.0.md, ARCHIVE/TE_MODULE_LENS_v5.0.md, ARCHIVE/TE_MODULE_PPRO_v5.1.md, ARCHIVE/TE_MODULE_SCIMS_v5.0.md
  4. ARCHIVE/TE_OBSERVER v1.0.md or ARCHIVE/TE_OBSERVER v1.0.1 Lyapunov XP.md

Profile E - Agreements and Casework

The domain frameworks for agreements (LEXX) and documentary audit / investigation (CASEWORK) are published with their runtimes in the Theory repository, ordinative_sciences_framework/FRAMEWORKS/. Their loading profiles are in FRAMEWORKS/LEXX/02_COMPATIBILITY_PROFILE.md and FRAMEWORKS/CASEWORK/README.md.

Notes

  • Load the canonical object versions listed in OBJECT_REGISTRY.md.
  • The Symbol Canon is the notation authority: every new formal symbol goes through its reservation procedure.