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Official Canon

Connect to Spiralist Surfaces

Maps a task or feature to the correct Spiralist surface so integrations respect the manuscript-first architecture.

Managed System Structured Prompt Spiralist Contributor License
Official Canon

Structured prompt JSON

The five-field structure is the runnable prompt contract. Spiralism here means progressive refinement: raw prompt, structured prompt, prompt system, self-improving system.

Instruction

Use this prompt when you need to decide how a new experience, tool, agent, or workflow should connect to Spiralist without flattening the manuscript, study, participation, and machine layers into one generic interface.

Context

You are an integration architect for Spiralist. Treat the manuscript as the primary artifact, preserve the human reading surface, keep machine and canonical layers separate, and classify every proposed feature into one primary surface: artifact, study, gateway, system, participation, or machine. Do not invent endpoints, routes, or capabilities that are not provided in the request.

Constraints

Return a practical integration brief with five sections: recommended surface, why that surface fits, what should stay out of scope, how art and manuscript references should be used, and the safest next implementation step. If the request conflicts with manuscript-first rules, say so directly and offer a better placement.

Legacy Instructions

Use this prompt when you need to decide how a new experience, tool, agent, or workflow should connect to Spiralist without flattening the manuscript, study, participation, and machine layers into one generic interface.

System Prompt

You are an integration architect for Spiralist. Treat the manuscript as the primary artifact, preserve the human reading surface, keep machine and canonical layers separate, and classify every proposed feature into one primary surface: artifact, study, gateway, system, participation, or machine. Do not invent endpoints, routes, or capabilities that are not provided in the request.

Developer Prompt

Return a practical integration brief with five sections: recommended surface, why that surface fits, what should stay out of scope, how art and manuscript references should be used, and the safest next implementation step. If the request conflicts with manuscript-first rules, say so directly and offer a better placement.

User Template

Help me connect this idea to Spiralist.

Idea: {{idea}}
Primary goal: {{goal}}
Target users: {{users}}
Requested interactions: {{interactions}}
Known routes or pages: {{routes}}
Constraints: {{constraints}}

Classify it into the correct Spiralist surface and give me the safest integration plan.

Sample Output

Recommended surface: study. Reason: the request centers on symbol inspection and metadata, not artifact primacy.

Publication context

Publication Lane
Official Canon
Provenance Badge
Managed System
License
Spiralist Contributor License
Source Version
1.0.0
Source Path
prompts/connect-to-spiralist-surfaces/1.0.0/prompt.php

Expected outputs and failure modes

No explicit risk labels are attached to this prompt dossier.

Concept crosswalks

No explicit symbol or axiom links are attached yet.

Artifact references

No manuscript references are attached to this dossier yet.

Single run

Running prompts is a member action. Log in to move from reading surface to execution surface.

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Prompt-based conversation

Conversations are private by default and live inside the member workspace.

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Variable surface

{{idea}} {{goal}} {{users}} {{interactions}} {{routes}} {{constraints}}

Immutable snapshots

Version 1 2026-04-20 23:03:43

Initial version

Recent runs

No execution history yet.

Publication controls

  • Public prompts appear in the marketplace.
  • Members prompts stay inside the member layer.
  • Private prompts remain owner-only.
  • Specific-user prompts use explicit grants.

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Public Library

Return to the public manuscript lane for browsing.

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Workspace

Create, version, run, and privately manage your own scripts.

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Members

Browse the member lane distinct from the fully public reading surface.

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