(Operational Command & Feedback System)
Layer Overview
While the Structural Layer handles how meaning is arranged (lines, shapes, blocks), the Interaction Layer handles how meaning is acted upon — input, control, feedback, state changes, and secure transitions.
1. Input & Navigation Control
- Primary Actions — Return ⏎, Delete ⌦, Backspace ⌫, Escape ⎋
- Mode Switching — Option ⌥, Control ⎈, Alternate Graphics ⎇
- Insertion & Editing — Insert Here ⎀, Clear ⎌, Break ⎆
- Navigation — Up 🔼, Down 🔽, Scroll/Refresh 🔄 🔃
2. Device & Energy Interfaces
- Connection — Plug 🔌, Unplug ⎊
- Power State — Battery 🔋 (charge level metadata possible)
- Eject — ⏏, ⎁–⎃ (multiple eject styles for media/virtual devices)
3. Media & Sensory Output
- Volume — 🔊 (high), 🔉 (medium), 🔈 (low), 🔇 (mute)
- Brightness — 🔆 (high), 🔅 (low)
- Alert/Quiet Modes — 🔔, 🔕
4. Search, Security & Identity
- Search & Inspection — 🔍, 🔎
- Security States — 🔒 (locked), 🔓 (unlocked), 🔐 (secured access), 🔏 (signed secure)
- Credentials — 🔑 (key), biometric or token mapping possible
- Linkage — 🔗 (direct link), symbolic route in semantic network
5. State Indicators & Mode Markers
- Textual Modes — 🔤 (Latin letters), 🔡 (lowercase), 🔠 (uppercase), 🔣 (symbols), 🔢 (numeric)
- Selection States — 🔘 (radio button), ⃣ (keycap overlay)
- Direction & Priority — 🔻 (priority down), 🔺 (priority up)
Integration Path in LogOS
- Symbol Recognition Engine identifies incoming control glyph
- Operational Mapper assigns it to Interaction Layer function
- Structural Context Sync ensures command affects the right diagram or semantic segment
- Elemenomics Binding attaches ethical/functional role to the action (e.g., deletion = Air/Removal, secure lock = Earth/Protection)
- Protocol Execution sends action through Transmission Layer with proper STX/ETX framing for symbol integrity