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Sigilla

What mark does a name make, when hashed against the substrate?
SIGILS seeds a polar lattice from any string — SHA-256 of the name gives ring count, radii, intensities, rotation. Same name, same mark, every time. The engine behind name-as-coordinate, reduced to its smallest playable form.

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Sigils name ARMISTICE

SIGILS is a deterministic mark: feed any string through SHA-256 and the bytes seed ring count, radii, intensities, rotation — same name, same sigil, every time. The polar-lattice scheme here is its own (the Hash Diviner's bit-packing lives in the Codex). For the recurrence menagerie, see the attractor maps; for fields and synchrony, the field forges.