seed
The consonant onset occupies the inner field. Its topology must remain recognizable in monochrome.
epigraphy laboratory / lg-1 geometry / lb-1 brush / pua-1
A recovered syllable is treated as a small geometric event: one consonant seed, one vowel aura, and one optional final mark, carried by a living brush inside a sixfold field.
LG-1 is the visible reconstruction standard. LA-1 remains the reversible text beneath it; PUA-1 and Lumin Text make ordinary digital typesetting possible without abandoning a readable Roman fallback. Vey sites preserve Lumin; the Archive does not confuse presence with origin.
LUM:k.ai.0; the coffee shadow in the lower corner remains under review.transcription bench / reversible evidence
Enter Roman Kai, paste LA-1, or type PUA-1. The bench keeps the analytic source visible because mystery is not an accepted backup format.
pua-1 input / mobile-safe
Choose a seed, aura, and optional final; the button inserts one PUA-1 character into the editor.
LUM:k.ai.0-LUM:v.e.n
PUA characters are local to Kai. Copy LA-1 with them when sharing, or download Lumin Text with its OFL 1.1 license.
one field / three layers
The consonant onset occupies the inner field. Its topology must remain recognizable in monochrome.
The vowel occupies a fixed spatial relation: above, right, inward, around, below, or a compound path.
An optional final n l r m closes outside the aura. No mark means an open syllable.
The faint hexagon, circles, and axes stay exact. The visible strokes curve, breathe, and change pressure around them.
complete visual corpus
compression / accountability
It is not allowed to conceal how it is read.
The canonical kaiven seal distributes six presences around an unowned center,
then carries the v opening and final n beneath the orbit. Its
analytic support remains visible beside it.
kaivenLUM:k.ai.0-LUM:v.e.n