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This work aims to introduce an architectural pattern for compressing human-provided material into structured units with the aid of a language model.

June 22, 2026Open Access

A Human-Guided Language-Model Compression Layer for Multi-Entity Semantic Coordination

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This work aims to introduce an architectural pattern for compressing human-provided material into structured units with the aid of a language model.
Develop a compression layer using a large language model to synthesize human inputs into structured concepts.
Incorporate continuous human oversight and validation throughout the process.
Present the work as a living document with ongoing revisions.
Establish a novel foundation for high-fidelity semantic coordination among diverse entities.
Highlight the importance of human steering in enhancing the quality of language model outputs.

Abstract

Working paper presenting an architectural pattern in which a large language model acts as the primary compressor of human-provided material into structured conceptual units, under continuous human steering, validation, and ownership. Discusses this approach as a foundation for high-fidelity semantic coordination across heterogeneous entities. Restricted-access working draft deposited as a dated record of authorship. Prepared with AI assistance; under continued revision (living document).

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