IES Triadic Framework FAQs

Question 1

Can I use this for multi-agent game design?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the 'Game' trit is specifically designed for compositional agency, using Open Games DSL and MCP protocols to manage multi-agent interactions and equilibrium.

Question 2

What is GF(3) conservation in this context?

Accepted Answer

GF(3) conservation is a balancing rule where the sum of the trits in an inquiry must equal 0 (mod 3), ensuring the system considers structure, action, and experience equally.

Question 3

What is the purpose of the Spectral Walk?

Accepted Answer

A Spectral Walk uses specific probabilities (like the 1/4 spectral gap) to ensure Claude moves between all three trits, preventing it from getting stuck in one perspective.

Question 4

How does the skill handle category theory?

Accepted Answer

The 'Form' trit utilizes cohesive infinity-topoi, synthetic homotopy theory, and ACSet schemas to provide a rigorous mathematical ground for system architecture.

Question 5

What are the three trits in the IES Triadic skill?

Accepted Answer

The three trits represent the polarities of the framework: Form (-1) for pure structure, Game (0) for cybernetic agency, and Witness (+1) for phenomenological observation.

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