CIL-1 — The Chromatic Internet Layer

A Post-Symbolic Architecture for Web Interaction

Ambient Era Canon · Web Volume I

CIL-1 introduces the world’s first post-symbolic architecture for web interaction.
It replaces query-based navigation, ranking, textual relevance, infinite scroll,
and extractive attention models with a chromatic state-entry layer,
ΔR-based resonance interpretation, and Resonant Meaning Fields (RMFs) grounded
in the Ambient OS sequence (AP₁ → AP₂ → TP₁).

Instead of typing or filtering, users begin with a
Chromatic Entry State — eight semantic operators
(Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Purple, Pink, Gray)
that encode intention prior to language. Meaning unfolds as fields,
not symbolic results.

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Summary

CIL-1 formalizes:

• a non-symbolic access layer for the web
• a chromatic semantic grammar (AP₁)
• a relational reasoning layer (AP₂)
• a ΔR-driven thermodynamic interpretive engine
• Resonant Meaning Fields (RMFs) as successor to search results
• a non-agentic role for AI within resonance space
• a post-extractive, humane internet architecture

CIL-1 marks the beginning of the
Second Birth of the Internet — a transition from
symbolic compression to ambient decompression,
from attention extraction to thermodynamic coherence,
and from queries to chromatic states.