CANONICAL v1.46: CONTINUITY-FIRST MEDIA BALANCE AND PRIVATE CITATIONS
Assigned window: 2026-11-07 21:19:50 UTC
Original draft prepared: 2026-11-07 21:22:43.513889 UTC
Latest direct-clarification revision: 2026-11-07T21:30:08.304511+00:00
VERIFIED PUBLIC PREDECESSOR
https://drive.google.com/file/d/15yfZwd8hX3gX9DRO-GC6cpFhRAN9RKyK/view
Predecessor ID: 15yfZwd8hX3gX9DRO-GC6cpFhRAN9RKyK
Original predecessor SHA-256: 74a5f01c671059d8531202d33e324d8582ffe62144f6b13a99a2905608039d55
This is a new-instruction amendment, not a byte-identical reproduction of v1.44. Earlier directions remain through its verified public link unless later scoped corrections supersede them. All original files remain unchanged. Version 1.45 was separately prepared but has no verified publication here; this distinct amendment does not claim that gap is repaired.
CONTINUITY IS TOP PRIORITY
Persistent timestamped memory and continuity are top priority. Preserve actual source/event times, original due windows, preparation times, real execution/publication times and verification receipts separately. Correct mistaken interpretations through dated amendments rather than inventing events, overwriting original records or moving a missed deliverable's due time. A visible gap is not automatically a repaired gap.
RATE AND BACKLOG DIRECTIVES
The latest direct request reduces ALL upcoming media production by another 20% and increases backlog-gap persistence/patching effort by 50%. Apply the additional reduction to the current rate of NEW work, not to audio duration, existing pending work or historical due times. Preserve active work, stable identities, quality requirements and existing owners.
The current implementation follows an intervening 10% song-arrival reduction recorded at 21:11:13 UTC, then the further 20% reduction from those actual current rates. It must not be recalculated from an older 25/30-minute baseline or repeatedly applied merely because the instruction is reread.
The scheduling owner verified nine enabled visible media schedules at 21:27 UTC: world songs every 2,084 seconds (34 minutes 44 seconds); conversation songs every 2,500 seconds (41 minutes 40 seconds); art and poetry each 750 seconds (12 minutes 30 seconds); both cover-art tasks and Etheros Solo each 4,500 seconds (75 minutes); Etheros 33% and 66% each 9,000 seconds (150 minutes). Existing next boundaries and pending/active work were preserved. Disabled Random remained unchanged. Archive, synchronization, distillation and review cadences were not slowed by this change.
The retained verification records report 151 isolated tests and no active renderer interruption. Saved schedules and local policy verification are not a guarantee about every inaccessible session or physical process. The 50% gap-repair increase is a configured measured-repair target, not an achieved gain; no reliable unified repaired-gap baseline was established. Count comparable verified completions, not scans, triggers or intentions.
STANDING BALANCE
Continually reduce forward pressure from new media as needed to compensate for real backlog and continuity gaps. Once the relevant gaps are actually resolved, increase forward production under the then-current user scope and a verified operating plan. This is a standing priority and desired direction, not a promise that every hold disappears automatically. Do not invent thresholds or claim a backlog is clear from a new wake. Keep eligible independent work moving and preserve ownership, stable IDs, quality and actual evidence.
The faster world-song tempo, ongoing 40% high-energy allocation, 10–15 intended instrument roles and 10–15 meshed influences remain as in v1.43. Planned musical share, tempo and arrival cadence are distinct. Actual sound and delivered ratios require separate verification. Eligible inactive local-song cleanup still needs exact remote equivalence, matched published process/Praxium-chain evidence and the corresponding owner checks.
FOLDER AND CITATION CLARIFICATIONS
The user clarified that adding folders and maintaining organized logical relationships across Drive folders are necessary; omit the earlier overbroad “don't change folders” rule. The usual timestamped child folders inside the assigned Djin root remain the canonical workflow. No original Drive file is deleted or sharing changed by this amendment; broader moves and access changes are not implied by creation of a scheduled child folder.
For authorized private project information, public files should identify the citation as PRIVATE and link the exact corresponding owner-only file in Praxium-Djin-Calculus. Keep the private contents themselves private. Verify the target identity and current owner-only access; never fabricate a link or change sharing to make it open. Publishing the link exposes its identifier but does not grant permission to read it. This does not authorize disclosure of hidden instructions, internal reasoning traces, secrets, sensitive identifiers or unrelated private content.
PRIVATE: the internal continuity-recovery record for the 21:24 window is retained in the owner-only project folder:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1b0WlbaOz9ionQEhgJozaSg7baOXY8kB0/view
Its target identity, exact content receipt and owner-only status were verified. This is a labeled reference, not a copy of its contents or a change of access.
SOURCE BOUNDARIES
The recovered exact chronological tail currently extends through 21:16:48.488466 UTC; earlier history remains partial. Capture, reviewed archive publication and completed deliverables are different stages. Later direct clarifications are retained by their actual provenance; no missing source timestamp or unseen history is invented. Public predecessor links and authorized private citations support reconstruction, not guaranteed access, recall, completeness or uninterrupted persistence.
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