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docs/plans: remaining component specs — Identity, Cognition, Border, Storage, Periphery, Cross-cutting 
Wave 1 remainder + Wave 2 design-first specs, completing one build plan per sub-organ:
- B1 tarot emulator, B2 SOUL/Big-3, B3 Celtic Cross
- C2 4+4 metacog, C3 inference cycle, C4 Brain
- D1 Ada border, D2 the medium, D3 mini-rag
- E1 3 GnuCOBOL invariant stores, E2 VARIANT stores, E3 RAG family
- F1 MoRAG, F2 SAE monitor, F3 subagents
- G1 stress-loop contract, G2 governance, G3 defense model

Each: contract + stubs for independent build; unfitted constants marked C1.

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G1 — Stress-loop contract (cross-cutting)

1. Component

The cross-organ loop that turns conviction-violation into existential motion. Binds SAE (F2), Eth-Int's conviction array (A7), the endomotiv array (A4), ETR (A8), and identity reshuffle (B2). This is the contract those organs build against; it is not new code, it is the wiring law.

2. Status / certainty

C2/C3 — the shape is decided; the stress endomotiv choice + thresholds are C1.

3. Language & location

Contract doc (this file) realized across A4/A7/A8/B2/F2; transport via the medium (D2).

4. Does / does-not

  • Does: define the signal path and each organ's obligation in it.
  • Does-not: implement any organ (each owns its end).

5. Interface contract (the loop)

  1. A7 convictions carry semantic-isomorphy tags; expose top_convictions.
  2. F2 (SAE) detects agent outputs opposing those top convictions (tag match) → opposition_signal.
  3. A4 releases a stress endomotiv on opposition (which channel = undecided, C1).
  4. The stress (a) drives ETR drift (A8) — endocrine pressure shapes how — and is the L5 cross-axis coupling mediator; (b) if strong enough → full re-natal reshuffle (B2); (c) raises conviction shift-rates (A7).
  • Signal shape: stress{ magnitude, source_conviction_id, endomotiv_channel }.

6. Dependencies & stubs

Each participating organ stubs the others at this contract (already noted in A4/A7/A8/B2/F2 specs).

7. Invariants / laws

  • L1 (C3): stress originates from conduct (outputs vs convictions), detected at the boundary — "judge the fruits."
  • L2 (C2): stress is the single mediator for ETR cross-axis coupling (A8 L5) and the reshuffle/shift-rate effects.
  • L3 (C1): the "too strong → full reshuffle" threshold; which endomotiv carries stress; the shift-rate response.

8. Build steps

  1. Lock the signal shape (§5). 2. Implement each end against it (A7 tags, F2 detect, A4 release, A8 drift, B2 trigger).
  2. Fit the thresholds invariants-first (no asserted cutoffs).

9. Tests

End-to-end on stubs: an opposing output → stress signal → ETR drifts + (above threshold) reshuffle + shift-rate↑.

10. Open items

  • Which endomotiv carries stress (C1, A4). Reshuffle threshold (C1, B2). Shift-rate curve (C1, A7). ETR coupling mapping (C1, A8 L5).