The Prism · the trinket that reads any mage’s scroll

mages.city · the Scriptorium · the star of the chains

No mage’s scroll can be read without it.

Hold a scroll to the Prism and the white light of one root splits into the threads that hold it; hold a hash or a sigil and it finds the scroll that carries it. Two hands work it: 🧙 the mage casts and the light walks the threads from the root; ⚔️ the swordsman cuts a thread and the light stops where the scroll breaks; where it does not break, the cut has found a gap, and a gap is where a mage can build. It adds no light of its own, and the shape cannot lie to it.

◈ A face of the evidence is up to 64 roots, one per state, sealed as one record. Compose one on the star of the chains ↗, then press ◈ hold it to the prism there, or export it and drop the file here. The Prism recomputes its seal and casts every scroll in it.

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The scroll

The light

~~composed-of, walked from the root~~ ~~evidence-provenance, row → blob~~ ~~derived-from, fact → ledger~~ ~~where the first broken rule points~~

The walk

The hash

Point at a hash on the star, or hold one to the prism. Click a hash to ⚔️ cut the threads that tie it in.

Gaps found

None yet. Cut where you choose: when the scroll still holds, the cut has found a thread no rule guards.

Your reading

Each hash sits where its own bits place it: house = bits 0–2 (a corner of the cube; rose or teal tetrahedron by parity), sub = bits 3–5, so 64 states. The light is the ScrollVerify rule walk, run here by the reference oracle; when the proven holo ships, the same light comes from Lean-checked code. The spectrum bar is the scroll split by kind. The triad in the hash card is the old PRISM reading, an ornament only: hash bits are uniform and say nothing about the work. Nothing but hashes, sigils, dates and numerals leaves on this page.