Languages / DL-15
DL-15 . Amazigh . candidate

ABRID

Everything is connected.

Connection and pathways. Related traditions: Mandala, Bagua, Network.

Electrical jumped 23 points year on year, the fastest improver Everything is connected . ABRID on framework decks 2025 2026 Electrical 61 84 Piping 72 79 Civil 88 91 Mechanical 70 68 Three disciplines improved, mechanical slipped: the paths matter more than the points. Source: sample dataset v1, 2026-07-12 . Open Visualization Protocol, DL-15 ABRID

Design laws

  • Relationships first
  • Structure reveals insight
  • Connections are explicit
  • Frameworks simplify complexity
  • Navigation through ideas

Constitution

The deterministic communication contract: these values are schema-enforced and validator-checked, not styling suggestions.

narrative stylequestion-first
densityoperational
annotation policyguided
legend policydirect-labels-only
highlight policysingle
decision styleoptions
reading timesession
charts per page2

Occasions

framework decksportfolio reviewsstrategy workshops

Chrome

no kicker, no eyebrow; the title stands alone.

Palette

RoleHex
background#FFFFFF
ink#0E3A2C
body#3E4C46
hairline#C9D2CC
gridline#E5E7E2
primary#197A56
muted#A7C4B5
positive#197A56
negative#9E2B25

Fonts

Display: 'Segoe UI',Arial,sans-serif, weight 700.
Body: 'Segoe UI',Arial,sans-serif, weight 400.

Voice

How a page in this language reads. The universal prose laws (FN-07) apply first, then this register. The validator checks that the block below obeys its own caps.

DL-15 ABRID Everything is connected.

The cartographer of ideas. ABRID sentences are edges between nodes: X gates Y, A trades off against B. Parallel structure is the grammar. When three branches of a framework are written in three different syntaxes, the framework is decoration. Every element named in the diagram is named identically in the prose.

register: structural, relationalmood: question titles allowedhedging: banned in a relation; a link exists or it does notsentence cap: 20 wordstitle cap: 12 words
Title grammar
A relationship statement, or the question the framework answers.
Three levers, one constraint: clearance capacity gates them all
Do
  • Name the type of connection: drives, blocks, feeds, trades against.Explicit connections are the law of this language, and "relates to" is not a relation.
  • Keep parallel syntax across the branches.The same grammatical shape signals the same logical level.
  • Keep framework labels at three words and reuse them word for word.When the box says one thing and the sentence says another, the reader does the mapping.
Do not
  • No orphan box.An element with no stated relation is clutter wearing a border.
  • No mixed forms inside one list.A noun, then a verb phrase, then a sentence makes the reader sort what the author skipped.
  • Never write that factors are connected without naming the connections."Interconnected factors" is the exact tell this language exists to kill.
The same point, two voices
Generic machine prose

There are several interconnected factors affecting the schedule that need to be considered holistically.

ABRID

Clearance capacity gates three levers: it delays release, release delays kitting, kitting delays loop closure. Fix the gate, not the branches.

The language in use

Six chart objects rendered from the same golden data as every other language. Only the token file differs.

CH-RNK-01 BAR-H
Electrical holds 34 of 109 open items, the largest single backlog Electrical 34 items Mechanical 28 Piping 21 Instrumentation 17 Civil 9 Source: sample dataset v1, 2026-07-12
CH-TIM-01 LINE
Actual progress reached 62% in June, 9 points behind plan 0 20 40 60 80% Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Plan Actual gap widens from April Source: sample dataset v1, 2026-07-12
CH-PTW-01 STACKED BAR
Delivered goods reached 1,284 in week 28, 90% of all items 1036 items W25 1127 W26 1257 W27 1421 W28 Delivered In transit Pending Source: sample dataset v1, 2026-07-12
CH-DEV-04 SURPLUS/DEFICIT AREA
Output ran 8% under plan at the June trough -15 -10 -5 +5 +10 +15% Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Source: production ledger, Dec
CH-DST-07 BEESWARM
One lot sits at 62 days, twice the next slowest Lot 88 62 days 0 20 40 60 80days Source: customs log, wk 28
CH-TAB-01 STATUS MATRIX
Two of five systems are handover-ready; System D is critical in test INSTALL TEST PUNCH HANDOVER System A COMPLETE COMPLETE COMPLETE COMPLETE System B COMPLETE COMPLETE COMPLETE COMPLETE System C COMPLETE ON TRACK WATCH - System D COMPLETE CRITICAL - - System E ON TRACK WATCH - - Source: sample dataset v1, 2026-07-12