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# Prosoche Protocol Compile execution guardrails before autonomous execution: infer a boundary map from context, partition risks by velocity, compile slow/threshold risks into verifiable conditions, and emit coarse goal entries that a downstream completion-predicate enforcer consumes. Type: `(ExecutionBlind, User, EVALUATE, ExecutionContext) → SituatedExecution`. ## Definition **Prosoche** (προσοχή): A dialogical act of sustained attention to execution risk — from the Stoic practice of self-aware engagement — resolving execution blindness at compile time. Before an autonomous execution interval begins, Prosoche infers the boundary signals the work is subject to, keeps only those whose violation is evaluable when the loop stops (slow/threshold risks), compiles each into a verifiable predicate, and hands the compiled set off as coarse goal entries. The attention is inscribed into the conditions; the protocol holds no state during execution. ``` ── FLOW ── Prosoche(C) → Infer(C) → B → Normalize(B) → B̂ → -- split signals decomposed (Slow part, Fast part) Partition(B̂) → (Bₛ, Bₓ) → Bₓ ≠ ∅ → OOS(Bₓ) -- fast risks declared out of scope (relay) Bₛ = ∅ ∧ loop_interval(C) → Qt(∅) → Stop → Vₜ -- empty guardrail set before a loop interval gates first (Vₜ arms below) Bₛ = ∅ → no_compile → deactivate -- otherwise: nothing loop-consumable; absent termination coverage named (relay) ∀b∈Bₛ: Compile(b) →...