LOOMv0.1 · DESIGN PHASE

CHAIN_13 · CONTENT FACTORY

Turn product data into publishable content through one auditable chain.

Loom orchestrates a 13-stage production chain — intake, cold-start modeling, atom pools, frozen condition packages, compliance cleaning, and a readonly final_id assembly. AI only proposes candidates; human gates decide.

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THE CHAIN

Thirteen stages, one auditable line

Every stage ends in a gate or a guard. Nothing reaches the publishable exit without passing the chain.

01

Product intake

14-state product state machine

02

Cold-start modeling

C1 five-signal recognition

03

Field pool planning

planning + gate

04

Atoms under fields

per-atom gate · approveAtomGuard ×10

05

PWC condition packages

cross-field collisions within a PWS

06FROZEN

PWS freeze

pwsReadiness ×5 · downstream consumes frozen PWS only

07

Platform adaptation

allow / downgrade / block / pending_review

08

PCP platform package

17 fields · weights Σ ≤ 1.0

09

CSP / CSTP / CEP bundles

strategy / structure / expression on layerSpaces

10

Compliance cleaning

block_required vetoes

11READONLY

final_id assembly

readonly · only when every guard passes

12

Content generation

generate + compliance re-check

13

Feedback loop

KUP proposals → human gate → knowledge write-back

WHY A CHAIN, NOT A TOOL

AI proposes. Gates dispose. One exit.

The whitelist is not a hand-written word list — it is the collision product of atoms under a (product × purpose × platform × account) context. Frozen PWS snapshots separate decisions from consumption, so what downstream reads can never drift.

  • AI drafts candidates only, never silently applies
  • Every publishable piece carries one final_id
  • Feedback flows back into the knowledge base
  • Each atom traces to an auditable decision (Q1–Q72)
PWSProduct atoms
PCPPlatform package
CSPStrategy bundle
CSTPStructure bundle
CEPExpression bundle
CCRCompliance clearance
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gates pending…

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