Authoring through an attached neuron

The neural parser and dialect expansion remain pure. A sentence produces its base relation and axon-type relation as one complete native signal. The configured GraphSession and robot Registry share one Database; writing requires its selected controlled native attachment and the current binding grant. Native ID/key/network and signal codecs are the cyb/neuron owners' implementations.

neu neuron ... delegates to the same host command adapter as cy neuron and the GUI. It can explicitly attach existing custody, create a requested key, select a binding or observe native/foreign subjects. neu focus and malformed input parsing need no key creation. A valid sentence with no authorized selection fails; the old fixed H("@you") author is never used for new work.

The existing NEU_LOG override and default temporary neu/graph.log location remain compatible data locations. Its parent directory owns that robot configuration; pointing NEU_LOG at ~/cyb/graph.log shares the main robot. Existing signal bytes, including historical @you authors, import through GraphSession's strict legacy reader and retained source path. Changing a data location is explicit and cannot relabel old history or manufacture an attachment for its previous fixed author.