CAIS-based Interpretation Definition v1.0 — Canonical Interpretive Constraint for Consciousness-Related Systems

This document defines the mandatory interpretive constraints governing all readings, references, applications, and derivative claims related to the Consciousness–Aptamer Interface System (CAIS) and its associated canonical documents. Its sole purpose is to prevent interpretive drift, semantic dilution, or functional mischaracterization of CAIS-based standards by fixing the permissible scope, hierarchy, and limits of interpretation. This document does not introduce new rules, permissions, licenses, or technologies. It operates exclusively as an interpretive anchor, ensuring that all downstream applications, academic references, regulatory reviews, and commercial claims remain aligned with the canonical intent and structural logic of CAIS. Any interpretation, application, or claim that falls outside the constraints defined herein is deemed non-canonical by default.