MJ Football Playbook - Gate, sentinel and audit
MJ Football Playbook / Angel
MJ Physics Engineering | Bangel Language | MJos Operating System
Owned and operated by Michael Bangel | Clearwater, Florida
GATE
A recall query supplies the original frame, an eligible playbook selection and available command-history context.
Required scope, evidence identity, input shape and applicable independent review must be present.
SENTINEL
Compare bounded episodic candidates and project source-backed geometry, preserving entity/relationship/context conflicts, curves and observation chronology.
Watch stale evidence, changed source roots, unsupported type conversions and requests beyond the named profile.
AUDIT RECEIPT
Record request identity, source version, assumptions, input, proposed result, actual outcome and reasons for HOLD or DENY. One successful stage does not override another's veto.
SPECIFIC CHALLENGE
Another coordinate frame or a later-unavailable observation must not enter the current recall decision.
BOUNDED RESULT
Return a physics-play analysis projection with its evidence or HOLD a context mismatch. Similarity is not calibrated probability or coaching approval.
DISCOVERY NAMES
MJ-Playbook-Projection/0.1.0
These names aid search; current compiler naming remains Elsa.
SOURCE STATUS AND LIMITS
Current source inspected; these documentary bindings do not report newly executed software or physical tests.
Recovered status: implementation_source.
Use only the exact named source scope; a documentary sequence is not deployment or an authority grant.
SOURCE REFERENCES
- plugins/mj_memory_recall/README.md · line 1
https://github.com/Mjos23/bangel-language/blob/229548f13a4856455b3d30d408cf845fb5b557fc/plugins/mj_memory_recall/README.md#L1
- plugins/mj_memory_recall/README.md · line 53
https://github.com/Mjos23/bangel-language/blob/229548f13a4856455b3d30d408cf845fb5b557fc/plugins/mj_memory_recall/README.md#L53
RECOVERED HISTORICAL CONTEXT
- Historical scope: Maps football playbook geometry and actor paths into comparative prediction and neural node-space overlays.