What did the tools leave behind?
Classifies prompts, transcripts, snapshots, scratch files, credentials, telemetry, and other tooling residue as evidence or governed risk.
I03 Black Box
TRACE
Tooling Residue, Artifact Custody, and Evidence
Know what the tools leave behind.
01 READ THE SYSTEM
Spec versus field.
Every module keeps the formal idea separate from Spencer’s lived implementation. The interface can be playful without pretending a draft standard has been satisfied.
Black Box
Build logs, AI sessions, prompt provenance, workspace residue, adopted memories, and deletion records.
Draft means draft.
The source is under active development. This page is an interpretation and field notebook, not the normative specification and not a conformance claim.
02 FIELD TOPICS
What belongs here.
These topics are publishing hooks, not formal spec registers. A single field log may belong here and cross-reference several other modules without being copied.
- 01Build logschannel ready
- 02AI sessionschannel ready
- 03Prompt provenancechannel ready
- 04Artifact inventorychannel ready
- 05Retention and deletionchannel ready
03 FIELD LOG
Receipts from real life.
Writing, experiments, intake notes, resources, and journal entries are published once and indexed against every system they touch.
No public field logs yet.
The TRACE channel is wired. Reviewed journal entries, experiments, and resources will appear here without duplicating them across connected systems.
04 LINKED SYSTEMS
Follow the signal.
No module explains a life by itself. These are the nearest crossings, dependencies, and useful next views.
←From linked system · Records residue fromCONFIDEWhat may the brain tell a model?↔Peer link · Operates insideBLUEPRINTHow is knowledge held?→To linked system · Supplies evidence toDEFERWho may decide?↔Peer link · Separates residue fromRETAINWhose memory is this?←From linked system · Records residue fromBEARINGWhat evidence deserves operator review?