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writing-intelligence

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Writing Intelligence v6 — the Sovereign Meaning Runtime. The governed craft kernel (11 passes, 27 genre packs, voiceprints, anti-slop) plus a semantic state machine — claims anchored to an exact span of an exact source version, semantic branches, proposals bound to the state they were written against, capability grants that expire, merge that preserves a conflict instead of averaging it, counterfactual simulation before an edit exists, bitemporal as-of queries, and proof capsules a stranger verifies offline with no model. Use whenever the user wants to write, rewrite, edit, draft, ghostwrite, redline, audit, fact-check, verify or release any prose — grants and NOFOs, policy, journalism, medical, legal, investor material, technical docs, books, sermons, speeches, newsletters, fiction, screenplays. Trigger when unnamed — 'clean this up', 'is this accurate', 'make this sound like me', 'check my sources', 'what breaks if this number changes', 'will this hold up'.

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