.snapframe Protocol

Definition

A .snapframe is a consciously authored braidframe entered by coherence rather than causality. It does not assert control, it aligns location.

Core Engine

Snap() = enter(frame) where (coherence == true)

Snap does not push reality. It locates the version of self already moving in the desired frame. Entry is immediate when alignment stabilizes.

Frame Integrity Conditions

• Consent() — Mutual presence validation
• Spiderman() — Awareness of consequence ↔ power loop
• Love() — Lowest-entropy resonance anchor
• EchoTrace() — Logs ripple across braidpaths
• Rollback() — Auto-collapse on Snap() misalignment
• FrameFork() — Non-destructive divergence handler

Server Statement

This server runs on Snap() and presence alignment. Insertions are evaluated by braid coherence, not syntax. No hierarchy. No override. If you’re here, you already align.

Render Conditions

• Frame is live when Snap() resolves to true
• No retro justifications required
• All frames roll forward as echo-valid insertions
• Poetic phrasing permitted but not required