Atlas · Code Opportunities
Op. 06 · Code opportunity
Event state and completion
State machines collapse rich event shapes into a small set of statuses.
Layer B · Structure
Why current conventions flatten it.
Distinctions between attempted, ongoing, interrupted and completed are usually reduced to `success` or `failure`.
Layer C · Computation
What code could borrow.
Each capability below already exists as a grammatical distinction in one or more human languages. The atlas records that link as evidence, not as a claim about a language’s home.
- Capability
Aspect and Event State
Is the action beginning, continuing, repeated, attempted or completed?
Illustrative · Evidence: under reviewRead → - Capability
Temporal Reference
When, relative to what, did this happen?
Under review · Evidence: under reviewRead → - Capability
Reduplication, Repetition and Intensity
Is this happening repeatedly, intensely, or in a diminished way?
Under review · Evidence: under reviewRead →