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Developer integration

Integrating public-safe Teleodynamic artifacts

A developer-facing guide to static routes, evidence payloads, machine-readable assets, and implementation boundaries without live crawlers or unsafe runtime claims.

Integration principle.

Keep three layers separate: public website content, internal interpretation services, and external converter or Protocol5-style APIs.

The website can explain the model without becoming the mutation surface. Public readers should inspect evidence; they should not alter symbol registries, embedding stores, or source ontologies from the public site.

Boundary statement

This guide describes an integration pattern. It does not assert that every component is deployed on the public site. Static pages may show examples until live services are available.

Return a bounded gloss and the evidence that made it allowed. Do not return a bare translation string as if meaning were settled.

{
  "input": "ɪ≃1",
  "mode": "glyph-first",
  "direction": "IotaToEnglish",
  "returnEvidence": true,
  "resultLimit": 5,
  "profile": "public-symbol-only"
}

Evidence response.

{
  "output": "iota approximately one",
  "canonical": "Approximate(Iota, Unit)",
  "approximate": true,
  "confidence": 0.68,
  "publicOutputEligible": true,
  "warnings": ["approximate interpretation", "not exact translation", "not a hidden codebook"],
  "trace": {
    "normalization": "NFC",
    "graphemeClusters": ["ɪ", "≃", "1"],
    "rankingLanes": ["semantic", "structure", "ontology"],
    "R_before": 0.57,
    "action": "no-op"
  }
}

WordPress integration model.

Start static

Publish explanatory pages and embed static JSON examples first.

Add read-only later

Live widgets should wait for API stability, CORS, latency, fallback, and diagnostics.

No public mutation

Do not expose write routes for glyph records, vector population, or ontology edits.

JavaScript widget pattern.

<div class="td-evidence-demo" data-example="iota-approx-one">
  <label for="td-input">Try a public-symbol example</label>
  <input id="td-input" value="ɪ≃1" />
  <button type="button">Show evidence</button>
  <pre class="td-output" aria-live="polite"></pre>
</div>

The first version can load local static examples from /iota-walkthroughs.json. A later version can call a read-only API endpoint.

Error handling.

{
  "status": "unresolved",
  "reason": "private-use-character-detected",
  "publicOutputEligible": false,
  "message": "This input contains private-use code points. Public interpretation is not available."
}

Integration diagram.

WordPress content, static examples, read-only evidence APIs, and controlled converter tooling stay separate.
Public pages should explain and inspect; mutation belongs behind controlled tooling.

Suggested diagram: website content, static examples, read-only evidence endpoint, and controlled Protocol5-style tooling.

How this connects to existing pages.

This guide turns Protocol5 Roadmap, Glyph Object Specification, IOTA-1 Walkthroughs, and Evaluation Lab into an implementation sequence.

Do not claim.

Do not imply the public website itself is the converter authority. Do not expose public write routes for symbol registries, embeddings, or ontology edits.

Deep route polish

Integration narrative for builders

The developer visual connects page concepts to static assets, JSON records, route manifests, and validation tests.

Written narrative

Developer Integration should help builders copy the safe pattern: typed records, visible warnings, local static assets, no tracking, and validation before public claims widen.

Concrete example

A converter payload can include input surface, candidate canonical form, confidence, warnings, evidence links, and human-review status without claiming exact translation.

Integration narrative for builders comparison notes
FocusWhat to inspect
Page route Human explanation and visible boundaries.
JSON asset Machine-readable static data.
Validation test Repeatable check that boundaries remain intact.

Evidence note

Integration notes are implementation guidance, not an SDK, hosted API, or production-service promise.