a user inputs a core concept as text. the system transmutes the text into a vector glyph, a compressed symbolic unit. the user confirms this glyph for deposition into the shared lattice.

an artifact's resonance is the degree to which it seeds subsequent, proximate artifacts from other nodes. propagation is visualized as a crystalline formation. new resonant artifacts attach like facets, extending the structure. the lattice's geometry and density represent collective meaning.

each node receives a localized view of the structure extending from its own artifacts. users also see a model of the total network's emergent symmetries. this feedback shapes the vector of their next deposition.

the system detects coherence drift by monitoring the lattice's growth rate and directional stability. rapid, synchronized changes in deposition vectors are flagged. regions of forced consensus or semantic collapse are marked as structural fractures, visible to all users.