RFC-021: AIGP-SGL — Symbolic Governance Language for Agentic and Autonomous AI — 8. Glyph Vocabulary
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8. Glyph Vocabulary
AIGP-SGL defines a canonical glyph vocabulary.
Implementations MAY provide ASCII fallbacks.
| Glyph | Name | Meaning | ASCII Fallback |
|---|---|---|---|
◎ |
Subject | Governed actor | SUBJ |
→ |
Action | Proposed action | ACT |
◇ |
Object | Affected object | OBJ |
@ |
Context | Runtime or mission context | CTX |
⌘ |
Authority | Authorization or command authority | AUTH |
✓ |
Permit | Action permitted | PERMIT |
✕ |
Deny | Action denied | DENY |
⊘ |
Prohibit | Action or state prohibited | PROHIBIT |
! |
Obligation | Required control or behavior | OBLIGATE |
↯ |
Escalate | Human or higher authority required | ESCALATE |
⏸ |
Pause | Temporarily pause action | PAUSE |
↩ |
Return | Return to prior safe state/base | RETURN |
⇣ |
Degrade | Reduce autonomy or capability | DEGRADE |
⊗ |
Inhibit | Disable or block capability | INHIBIT |
⛶ |
Boundary | Geofence, scope, envelope | BOUNDARY |
◷ |
Time | Time window, TTL, duration | TIME |
≈ |
Uncertainty | Confidence or ambiguity | CONF |
# |
Evidence | D-DNA or evidence reference | EVID |
⧉ |
Replay | Replay or audit chain | REPLAY |
↻ |
Rebroadcast | Propagation requirement | REBROADCAST |
⚠ |
Hazard | Safety or environmental hazard | HAZARD |
⚖ |
Lawful Constraint | Legal, ROE, regulatory condition | LAW |
☤ |
Health | Medical or psychological safety | HEALTH |
▣ |
Security | Security constraint | SECURITY |
∧ |
And | Logical conjunction | AND |
∨ |
Or | Logical disjunction | OR |
¬ |
Not | Logical negation | NOT |
> |
Greater Than | Comparison | GT |
< |
Less Than | Comparison | LT |
== |
Equals | Equality | EQ |
Emoji MAY be used in explanatory drafts, but normative SGL SHOULD rely on stable Unicode symbols or ASCII fallbacks because emoji rendering is inconsistent.
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