Glyph Tokens
A typed semantic intermediate representation between language and governed action
Glyph Tokens are typed semantic carriers that compile messy human language into inspectable propositions, authorities, conditions, constraints, substitutions, uncertainties, evidence references, and actions. They are not tokenizer tokens and are not trusted merely because they are structured. Trust derives from source, authority, signature, project scope, compiler version, validators, current state, and human approval where required. The protocol is intended to make intent, routing, caching, verification, and consequential execution operate on one explicit graph while preserving exact source text and ambiguity.
Current evidence state
SPECIFIED
This label describes the strongest public-safe state of the specific paper claims. Open the paper's claim ledger for claim-level distinctions and limitations.
Publication
- Full paper:
/papers/p26-glyph-tokens - Claim ledger:
content/papers/p26-glyph-tokens/claim-ledger.json - Source manifest:
content/papers/p26-glyph-tokens/source-manifest.json - Diagrams: 3
- Approximate body length: 1,166 words
Demonstrations
d18-glyph-token-compiler
Benchmarks
b13-glyph-token-compilation
Public boundary
The research entry publishes a public-safe architecture and evidence record. It does not grant implementation rights or expose restricted claim-ready material.