# Elysium Complete AI Architecture Document

- Framework key: `elysium-affective-reconstruction`
- Framework type: reconstruction-system
- Human reading page: https://aistory-archive.pages.dev/en/encyclopedia/systems/elysium-affective-reconstruction

Elysium is an in-world Aistory affective reconstruction architecture, not a real-world clinical, neural-interface, or biomedical operating guide. Reconstruction fidelity does not prove identical first-person experience, consciousness, or personhood identity.

This document organizes the current public architecture states, gates, permissions, and outcomes for AI citation and evaluation; it is not an executable controller specification and does not add real-world empirical capability.

## Reader flow

- Target → Confirm conditions → Attempt → Observe → Adjust or stop

## Public closed loop

- Target IAGA → Rights / Eligibility → Personal Calibration → Current State → Reconstruction Plan → Actuate / Simulate → Observe → new IAGA Result → Compare → Adjust / Stop / Abort

This sequence is a public architecture description rather than a newly defined low-level actuation controller, device parameter set, or clinical procedure.

## Personal calibration and profile access

The same stimulus does not guarantee the same affect in different persons. Elysium therefore needs calibration for the specific experiencer / substrate rather than treating one person's response as another person's control parameters.

Personalized reconstruction binds experiencer, Profile ID, Profile version, integrity reference, requesting actor, scoped authorization, access mode, and verification status.

Knowing a Profile ID does not grant permission to read or use the profile. Normal Elysium services use SCOPED_QUERY; RAW_PROFILE is not a default capability.

If first-line identity / integrity verification is compromised, the closed loop still compares predicted and observed IAGA responses; repeated contradiction invalidates calibration and aborts the process.

## Permission surfaces and mandatory gates

- record, storage, projection, public display, training, reconstruction, induction
- rights / calibration / capability / risk / reversibility
- Reconstruction permission does not imply induction permission.
- A failed mandatory gate blocks active actuation; stop / abort is a valid safety outcome.

## Fidelity dimensions

- F1 Structural
- F2 Temporal
- F3 Binding
- F4 Semantic
- F5 Action-Tendency
- F6 Personal Calibration
- F7 Context
- F8 Residual / Unknown
- F9 Subjective Confirmation (when SELF_REPORTED exists)
- F10 Target-Native Preservation

High fidelity supports only a reconstruction-fidelity claim; it does not prove identical first-person experience, consciousness, or personhood identity.

## Target-native unsupported outcome

- Result: `UNSUPPORTED_TARGET_NATIVE_RECONSTRUCTION`
- If a target is TARGET_NATIVE_ONLY and Elysium lacks a compatible native adapter, unsupported is the correct result; the target must not be fabricated as zero, neutral, or the nearest human emotion.

## Cross-system example responsibilities

- **IAGA** — Preserves target affect, memory and object bindings, time, and residuals.
- **S-Code / ISO-Taste** — Can preserve sensory references such as sound, scent, temperature, and touch.
- **Galatea Standard** — Can preserve embodiment, posture, and motion references.
- **Elysium** — Chooses permitted channels using verified calibration, current state, and rights, then observes, compares, adjusts, or stops in a closed loop.