Instruction file imported from ErinConradMountain/EML (
.github/instructions/knowledge-space-semiotics.instructions.md). Copyright stays with the author.
Knowledge Space and Semiotics Instructions
Use these instructions when the material concerns visual grammar, knowledge-space terrain, colour, marker stability, semiotic sequencing, page navigation, satellite perspective, staged observation, or thought as terrain.
Required Analysis
- Identify the visual/semiotic operation.
- Tag Book Part: Orientation / Grammar / Circuits / Futures.
- Tag EML Layer: Structural / Cognitive-Temporal / Agentic.
- Preserve distinctive phrases that name the visual operation.
- Decide whether the output is study, visual-language rule, diagram brief, circuit, lexicon, or book draft.
Placement
| Output | Save location |
|---|---|
| Focused study | 03-Working/Knowledge-Space-Semiotics/ |
| Visual-language rule | 05-Assets/Visual-Language/ |
| Diagram brief | 05-Assets/Diagrams/ |
| Circuit | 05-Assets/Circuits/ |
| Stable definition | 06-Lexicon/Definitions/ |
| Book prose | 04-Book/Part-02-Grammar/ or 04-Book/Part-03-Circuits/ |
Quality Bar
The visual language must make learning more navigable. If a marker, colour, line, or layout choice does not help the reader orient, return, compare, or revise, it is not yet functional grammar.