The richer multimetric cloud is retained; a Memory Atom is not limited to four dots.
| Element | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Selectable MMRY reference or atom container | Opens the associated memory; a separate compulsory memory dot is not required |
| Primary emotional core | The primary feeling |
| Separate V/A/D markers | Three dimensions of the selected feeling; primary is the default |
| Supporting emotion dots | Secondary and tertiary feelings, each retaining its own VAD |
| Topic and sentiment markers | Sourced contextual fields |
| Context dots | Sourced people, place, time, situation or other context, with influence-based proximity where scored |
Dots remain round, using size and color rather than shape to differentiate visual roles. Every meaningful dot MUST resolve to its data. Context must not be fabricated to fill a fixed decorative quota. Grouped dots must expose their underlying records.
A spherical scene and a literal VAD coordinate plot are distinct. The multimetric profile may use separate dimension markers and supporting arrangements; it must not claim every dot's position is a complete VAD coordinate. A coordinate profile must declare its transform. A geometric origin (0, 0, 0) does not claim that the underlying memory has neutral feelings. Points need not sit on a sphere's surface.
The VAD marker palette is green for valence (#4ade80), amber for arousal (#fbbf24) and purple for dominance (#a78bfa). The complete emotion palette and size mappings remain release work. Each profile must declare whether size expresses rank, activation or another field; these must not be silently conflated. Confidence must not be mistaken for influence strength.
Shared profiles may include a multimetric atom view, nested Neural Map, compact thread summary, Timeline and semantic-nebula view. Equivalent data and profile versions must preserve meanings across clients. Semantic distance is not VAD distance or contextual influence distance.
Interactive views must provide accessible textual details, keyboard-operable controls, selection, recentering where applicable and reduced-motion support. Color alone must not be required to interpret data. Projection, depth and motion must preserve round particles and readable relationships.