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  • Accepted Contract
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# JustAnIota Protocol5 WordPress Memory Export

The reviewed direction is a one-way, package-based export from Protocol5 local infrastructure into a WordPress-readable memory surface.

## Accepted Contract

- A local C# exporter reads Protocol5 SQL Server records and owns joins, flattening, redaction, vector validation, and package writing.
- The package includes a `manifest.json` with schema version, package id, row counts, hashes, model, dimensions, metric, source-system note, and UAI authority boundary.
- Records are written as sharded NDJSON/JSONL, preferably gzip-compressed for transport.
- Optional derived artifacts may include precomputed neighbors, SQLite, or binary vector shards for controlled environments.
- WordPress validates the package, imports public-safe metadata into custom tables, and switches the active package only after validation/import succeeds.

## WordPress Runtime Rule

The first WordPress version should be lexical-first:

- Search indexed `descriptor_text`, source-table filters, and allowlisted public metadata.
- Use precomputed related-record lists when available.
- Add vector reranking only for small candidate sets and only when a compatible query vector path is explicitly reviewed.
- Keep SQLite/vector extensions and external embedding services optional.

## Public Safety

Public REST responses should expose only whitelisted fields such as record id, source table, descriptor text, public metadata, and score. Raw vectors, raw packages, internal SQL keys, local paths, connection strings, private notes, and customer data remain private by default.

## Related Nodes

- [[../sources/justaniota-protocol5-wordpress-memory-export-2026-05-04]]
- [[../logs/justaniota-protocol5-wordpress-memory-export-2026-05-04]]
- [[justaniota-bidirectional-semantic-converter-roadmap]]
- [[protocol5-source-memory]]
- [[memory-coverage-and-claim-boundaries]]
- [[../index]]

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