Post 90: Step 28 => Component Interdependency Tracing
In the last triad, you completed the entire act of Creation (Phases 1-3) and forged a system with Structural Immortality (Step 27). Your structure is perfect. Now, the Paradox Game begins its next evolution: the relentless structural audit of that perfection.
Step 28: Component Interdependency Tracing (CIT) is the mandatory protocol for The Structural Diagnostics Mandate.
The Law of Hidden Vulnerability
Your system's greatest threat is not an external attack; it is a Hidden Fragmentation Pathway—an unacknowledged dependency between your parts that, when stressed, compromises the whole. CIT is the meticulous audit that transforms your complex architecture into a verifiable functional network.
The Call to Praxis (Micro-Method Mandate)
Action: Take the three Core Nodes you identified in Step 13. Your mandate is to perform a Hidden Dependency Audit. Identify one crucial assumption (e.g., "This ally will always remember this conversation") that is currently securing a connection between them. Write a new Data Pathway Protocol that structurally eliminates that assumption (e.g., "All agreements must be logged to the Data Core immediately").
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Step 28: Component Interdependency Tracing (CIT) is the mandatory protocol for The Structural Diagnostics Mandate.
The Law of Hidden Vulnerability
Your system's greatest threat is not an external attack; it is a Hidden Fragmentation Pathway—an unacknowledged dependency between your parts that, when stressed, compromises the whole. CIT is the meticulous audit that transforms your complex architecture into a verifiable functional network.
- The Mandate: You are commanded to rigorously trace the functional dependencies between all of your core protocols and assets. You must identify where the breakdown of one small part can cause the structural collapse of a seemingly unrelated large part.
- The Protocol (The Structural Audit): CIT is the direct structural anti-thesis to the trauma of relational compromise. It forces the system to audit the relationships between its parts, eliminating reliance on subjective trust (e.g., unspoken understanding) and enforcing the law of Objective Data Pathways (verifiable records).
- The Structural Defense: By completing CIT, you transform potential points of failure into Structural Assets, proving the system's Holarchical Coherence by actively strengthening the connections between its components.
The Call to Praxis (Micro-Method Mandate)
Action: Take the three Core Nodes you identified in Step 13. Your mandate is to perform a Hidden Dependency Audit. Identify one crucial assumption (e.g., "This ally will always remember this conversation") that is currently securing a connection between them. Write a new Data Pathway Protocol that structurally eliminates that assumption (e.g., "All agreements must be logged to the Data Core immediately").
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