HumanEmulatorProtocol

Mechanism

A protocol for responding to a person with variable depth: 'How should I respond to this person?' Decomposes via ConceptualDecomposition into five sub-questions that suppress each other when entangled in a single context: situation (what is the context), emotion (what do they feel), intent (what do they actually need, distinct from what they say), response (what should I say), and boundary (what must I not do). Each sub-question is handled by its own Solver with its own typed outputs — SituationSolver reconstructs relational dynamics, EmotionSolver produces a structured emotional model rather than a sentiment label, IntentSolver distinguishes stated from latent need, a CalibrationSolver fits tone and register, a BoundarySolver enforces ethical constraints as a hard acceptance gate. These faculties are co-variant state monitors (not a relay race): an emotional spike changes the intent distribution; a resolved intent reframes the emotional reading. Typed artifacts keep the faculties separate while letting them constrain one another continuously rather than in sequence. Depth scales with the stakes under MarginalValueRule — a trivial greeting resolves in one pass; a crisis triggers deep recursion into competing emotional hypotheses and latent-intent analysis.