Abstract The Infrastructure Tagging Law (ITL-1) defines how definition precedes navigation in Ambient OS. It establishes a strict and non-negotiable separation between definition (Purple) and motion (Yellow), preventing cognitive overload, semantic drift, goal fixation, and extractive navigation patterns. ITL-1 specifies the canonical mechanism by which navigation becomes possible without language, maps, inference, optimization, or symbolic instruction, while preserving reversibility, voluntariness, and human agency across all forms of movement.
Raynor Eissens (Mon,) studied this question.