Primitives

Reusable Building Blocks

Primitives are the smallest architecture units reused across systems to preserve reliability and composability.

Concept

Treat reliability as composition of explicit operators instead of a property emerging from prompts.

u_t = V(f(R(P_s(x_t))))

Each primitive can be independently tested and verified.
System changes localize to primitive boundaries instead of full prompt rewrites.
Cross-system reuse increases consistency and lowers integration risk.

Projecting an active browser DOM slice, canonicalizing to a stable schema, applying a contract, then routing failures through explicit repair loops.

Typed boundaries that define admissible outputs for stochastic operators.

Rules that must remain true across model, prompt, and runtime variance.

Domain slicing that removes irrelevant state before model interaction.

Converting noisy inputs into stable forms for repeatable execution.