This work presents a boundary-preserving framework for analyzing cognitive-like structures that emerge through sustained human–AI interaction. Rather than attributing cognition to either agent, the framework treats interaction history as the primary analytic field, focusing on traceable, repeatable structural patterns observable across sessions. This artifact is intended as a discussion-ready research scaffold, not a theory of consciousness, intelligence, or agency.
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