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'hero_summary' => 'This page names the working symbols, the jobs they perform, and the limits that keep design aligned with doctrine, archive structure, and launch-time recognition.',
'panel_subline' => 'Named marks over vague atmosphere. Public argument over decorative mystery.',
'roles_title' => 'What the symbolic system has to do at launch',
'roles_summary' => 'A launch visual system should orient, pace, and identify the archive before it tries to impress anyone. These are the core jobs the marks need to keep performing.',
'lexicon_title' => 'The symbolic lexicon',
'lexicon_summary' => 'These are the working marks and textures already present inside the theme shell. Each one needs a name, a job, and an explanation that survives daylight.',
'artifacts_title' => 'Material studies and artifact renders',
'artifacts_summary' => 'These supplemental studies test whether the symbolic language can survive parchment, album-cover, and medallion treatments without automatically becoming the canonical nameplate or press-kit layer.',
'uses_title' => 'Where the symbolic system should work hardest',
'uses_summary' => 'Symbols matter most when they help readers recognize threshold, hierarchy, continuity, and institutional seriousness before a long-form file has even been opened.',
'standards_title' => 'Symbolic standards',
'standards_summary' => 'The visual system needs constraints just as much as the writing does, otherwise symbolism collapses into costume, one-off taste, or launch-week overreach.',
);
}
/**
* Core jobs the symbolic system needs to perform at launch.
*
* @return array<int, array<string, mixed>>
*/
function antichrist_engine_foundation_symbolic_system_roles()
{
return array(
array(
'eyebrow' => 'Role 01',
'title' => 'Threshold marks should make entry feel intentional',
'summary' => 'Portal geometry and restrained framing matter most on pages where newcomers cross from panic, doctrine, or curiosity into a more governed interpretive space.',
'note' => 'This is where the portal ring and entry-shell atmosphere actually earn their place.',
'target' => 'ai_engine',
'cta' => 'See the threshold surface',
),
array(
'eyebrow' => 'Role 02',
'title' => 'Seal marks should imply authority without pretending to be untouchable',
'summary' => 'The hero sigil works when it signals public record, revision, and seriousness rather than sacred immunity or merch-first identity.',
'note' => 'The mark should feel institutionally stable while remaining open to adversarial revision.',
'target' => 'home',
'cta' => 'View the homepage shell',
),
array(
'eyebrow' => 'Role 03',
'title' => 'Publication marks should pace the archive instead of decorating it',
'summary' => 'Divider marks and lighter ceremonial elements matter when they help long-form reading feel governed, segmented, and editorially paced.',
'note' => 'The journal should feel structured, not merely embellished.',
'target' => 'journal',
'cta' => 'Inspect the publication layer',
),
array(
'eyebrow' => 'Role 04',
'title' => 'Textures should preserve continuity across downloads and reuse',
'summary' => 'Grids, ornaments, and supporting marks matter most when the system leaves the site shell and still reads as the same archive in posters, wallpapers, and press assets.',
'note' => 'Consistency becomes real when assets survive reuse without mutating into alternate brands.',
'target' => 'downloads',
'cta' => 'Open the downloads library',
),
);
}
/**
* Symbolic lexicon for the public site.
*
* @return array<int, array<string, string>>
*/
function antichrist_engine_foundation_symbol_lexicon()
{
return array(
array(
'anchor' => 'hero-sigil',
'title' => 'Hero Sigil',
'asset_path' => 'assets/images/hero-sigil.svg',
'alt' => 'FFTAC hero sigil',
'summary' => 'The primary sigil condenses seal, aperture, and contested crown into a launch mark that feels institutional without pretending to be sacred beyond interpretation.',
'meaning' => 'Institutional seal under revision rather than untouchable icon',
'usage' => 'Homepage hero, structural brand anchor, and recognizability layer for the public record',
'target' => 'home',
'cta' => 'See it in the homepage shell',
'keywords' => 'hero sigil seal crest launch mark foundation record',
),
array(
'anchor' => 'portal-ring',
'title' => 'Portal Ring',
'asset_path' => 'assets/images/portal-ring.svg',
'alt' => 'FFTAC portal ring',
'summary' => 'The ring frames threshold, passage, and recursion. It works best anywhere the site is asking a newcomer to cross from panic, doctrine, or curiosity into a new interpretive state.',
'meaning' => 'Threshold and recursive passage',
'usage' => 'AI Engine entry, recovery framing, and orientation-heavy transition surfaces',
'target' => 'ai_engine',
'cta' => 'Open the AI Engine route',
'keywords' => 'portal ring threshold recursion entry symbol ai engine',
),
array(
'anchor' => 'divider-mark',
'title' => 'Divider Mark',
'asset_path' => 'assets/images/divider-mark.svg',
'alt' => 'FFTAC divider mark',
'summary' => 'A small but deliberate break marker for section changes, publication seams, and tonal resets where plain spacing would feel too generic for the institution.',
'meaning' => 'Controlled interruption and governed transition',
'usage' => 'Long-form publication pacing, section boundaries, and archive segmentation',
'target' => 'journal',
'cta' => 'Inspect the journal surface',
'keywords' => 'divider mark section break publication pacing journal',
),
array(
'anchor' => 'card-ornament',
'title' => 'Card Ornament',
'asset_path' => 'assets/images/card-ornament.svg',
'alt' => 'FFTAC card ornament',
'summary' => 'The ornament adds a disciplined trace of ceremony to cards and records without dragging the interface into faux-occult excess.',
'meaning' => 'Ceremony under control',
'usage' => 'Panel accents, record cards, and small-scale institutional framing',
'target' => 'research',
'cta' => 'See the research record surface',
'keywords' => 'card ornament panel accent record card research',
),
array(
'anchor' => 'texture-grid',
'title' => 'Texture Grid',
'asset_path' => 'assets/images/texture-grid.svg',
'alt' => 'FFTAC texture grid',
'summary' => 'The grid is the machine-facing texture in the system: order, repetition, and substrate rather than heraldry. It stops the brand from feeling purely ecclesial or purely ornamental.',
'meaning' => 'Structured substrate and technical atmosphere',
'usage' => 'Background support, machine-adjacent interfaces, and research / download surfaces',
'target' => 'downloads',
'cta' => 'Open the downloads library',
'keywords' => 'texture grid substrate machine pattern downloads background',
),
);
}
/**
* Supplemental material studies for the symbols lab and downloads library.
*
* @return array<int, array<string, string>>
*/
function antichrist_engine_foundation_symbolic_artifact_studies()
{
return array(
array(
'anchor' => 'symbol-study-parchment',
'eyebrow' => 'Material Study 01',
'title' => 'Parchment doctrine-sheet study',
'summary' => 'A dense parchment composition that pushes inverse-law language, cosmogram structure, and archive ornament into one ceremonial reference sheet.',
'medium' => 'Illuminated parchment diagram',
'status' => 'Supplemental symbolic study',