C.2.6:4 - Solution
U.LanguageStateAnchoringMode is a nominal characteristic that states the primary anchoring regime of the U.Episteme named by the current position claim: bodily enactment, trace, model state, document, operator loop, or an explicit mixed regime. If source anchoring and current publication-face anchoring differ, both shall be distinguished rather than collapsed.
C.2.6:4.0a - Kind and characteristic boundary
U.LanguageStateAnchoringMode is a dependent durable characteristic value under the declared U.LanguageStateSpace / U.CharacteristicSpace boundary, not a root U-kind. Its identity is the anchoring-mode basis slot and nominal family for episteme publication positions. This characteristic does not decide evidence, source-currentness, publication-face, carrier, Work, gate, or reliance claims; those claims retain their own definitions and tests.
C.2.6:4.1 - Starter family
| Mode | Reading | Typical evidence anchor |
|---|---|---|
AM.EmbodiedFelt | bodily or kinesthetic anchoring matters directly | embodiment note, felt trace, human witness |
AM.TraceAnchored | traces, logs, telemetry traces, or observations anchor the episteme | trace references, measured events, observations |
AM.ModelLatent | latent or internal model state is the key anchor | model-state refs, probe results, latent summaries |
AM.DocumentMediated | document or description is the principal anchor | documents, cards, method-description text |
AM.OperatorLoop | the episteme is directly tied to operator intervention or console control | operator witness, console event, policy hook |
AM.Mixed | more than one anchoring mode matters substantively | explicit component list and why the mix matters |
C.2.6:4.2 - Contribution boundary
U.LanguageStateAnchoringMode is an anchoring-mode characteristic for one U.Episteme position claim. It is not a representation factor bundle, closure state, truth status, evidence relation, source-currentness relation, Work claim, gate claim, or reliance permission by itself. Model-latent, operator-loop, embodied, trace, and document-mediated cases name where the episteme is anchored for the current claim. A publication-face, carrier, source-currentness, bridge-loss, Work, evidence, or gate claim needs its applicable definition or test; anchoring mode alone does not decide it.
If embodiment matters, it shall be declared here or immediately beside this characteristic rather than being hidden inside representation talk.
C.2.6:4.3 - Mixed-mode rule
AM.Mixed is admissible only when the component modes are named explicitly. “Mixed” shall not stand in for an undetermined anchoring mode.
C.2.6:4.4 - Bridge implications
An anchoring shift can matter when a receiving use needs a semantic relation between local senses from different semantic contexts. A shift from AM.EmbodiedFelt or AM.ModelLatent source anchoring to AM.DocumentMediated publication-face anchoring may provide evidence about an F.9 Bridge or bounded-use claim. Use F.9 to state and test the Bridge and the separate bounded-use claim, with its evidence and loss account. Use F.9.1 only for a separate optional stance note about that claim.