Spw Operator
#> Frame
The frame operator names a unit so attention, tooling, and navigation have a stable place to stand. You arrive by address. The mark is a resonance a later visit can still recognize.
Every operator page keeps the same four rooms: how the mark feels in hand, what it means, how its brace behaves, and what it says before and after a word. Learn them here and the other eighteen read faster.
Contract
In hand
Arrive by address, or inspect the address when the room does not open. Role and nearby routes stay with the name.
What it means
A frame is periodic identity. A second arrival can know this room, because the name was already here.
Brace Physics
The brace stores orientation. Crossing it is an arrival. The name on the opening and the name on the close are the same frame.
Before and after
Prefix #>x declares the plane before entry. Postfix x# would mark that a unit has become frame-worthy after contact.
Example
#>reading_surface
#:layer #!pragmatics
^"claim"{
text: "A frame gives attention an address."
}
Take this example apart in the parser: each mark becomes a token you can inspect, and the parser says whether the source rebuilds exactly.