Semantic Logic System v1.0 for LLMs— Public Documentation Release

Semantic Logic System (SLS) — Public Documentation Release The Semantic Logic System (SLS) is a modular semantic framework designed to define, structure, and recursively control language output in LLM-based systems. Built upon the foundational logic of Meta Prompt Layering (MPL) and Intent Layer Structuring (ILS), SLS introduces a systemized method for constructing reusable, rhythm-aligned prompt architectures. It transforms natural language from expressive surface forms into functional, layered modules that can govern behavior, memory, and generative logic within language models. Language Construct Modeling (LCM) is structured as a semantic sub-framework within the broader SLS architecture, serving as one of its integrated subsystems. This release includes: The full SLS v1.0 white paper (8 chapters + 3 appendices + extended theory) A set of application module examples (demonstrating practical implementation) License and attribution guidelines Collaboration invitation and contribution protocol