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DAIC (Descriptological AI Compression) is an abstract, domain-neutral descriptive language aimed at precisely capturing the structure, behavior, and interrelations of complex computational systems. It uses a formal, unambiguous vocabulary and syntax that avoids any references to project-specific terms or domain-specific concepts.

Key principles of DAIC as a concept-independent descriptive language:

1. **Abstract Elements:**
   - Entities are described generically as Modules, Components, Elements, or Units.
   - Properties describe attributes but use general names like Property1, AttributeA.
   - Relationships and dependencies are specified between abstract entities without naming concrete variables.

2. **Standardized Behaviors:**
   - Behaviors are modeled as Rules or Functions, defined with:
     - Input parameters as placeholders (e.g., Param1, Param2).
     - Conditions expressed in logical, mathematical form (e.g., If Condition1 then ActionA).
     - Effects outlined without concrete names („Modify PropertyX of ElementY“).

3. **Control Structures:**
   - Includes generic constructs: Conditional, Loop, EventTrigger.
   - Events and timing are expressed as abstract triggers (e.g., Trigger1 fires every N time units).

4. **Inter-Entity Communication:**
   - Interactions are defined abstractly:
     - „Component A sends Signal1 to Component B“
     - „Rule X depends on Event Y“

5. **Data Types and Values:**
   - Uses generic type annotations: String, Number, Boolean, List, Map.
   - Values can be placeholders, symbolic constants, or generic ranges.

6. **Extensibility:**
   - Allows definition of new abstract Constructs.
   - Supports hierarchical nesting and modular decomposition.

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Example snippet in abstract DAIC style (domain-agnostic):

Module ComponentA {
  Properties:
    Property1: Number
    FlagA: Boolean
  Rules:
    Rule1:
      Trigger: Periodic(Interval=10)
      Condition: Property1 > ThresholdX
      Action:
        - Set FlagA = true
        - Send Signal1 to ComponentB
  Functions:
    FunctionAlpha(Param1: Number) -> Result: Boolean {
      If Param1 > Property1 then return true else return false
    }
}

Relationship:
  - ComponentA.Rule1 depends on EventSignal.Signal1
  - ComponentB.FunctionBeta triggered by Signal1

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This way, DAIC serves as a **universal, precise, and reusable meta-language** for describing *any* system’s internal logic and structure without bias toward specific applications or existing codebases.

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```

// === DAIC Mathematical Vernacular Grammar Specification ===

// A DAIC Document consists of one or more Modules
Document ::= { Module } ;

// Module groups related definitions and behaviors
Module ::= "Module" Identifier "{" 
            { PropertyDefinition }
            { RuleDefinition }
            { FunctionDefinition }
            { RelationshipDefinition }
            "}"

// Properties describe data elements and parameters
PropertyDefinition ::= "Property" Identifier ":" Type ["=" Value] ";"

Type ::= "Number" | "String" | "Boolean" | "List" | "Map" | "Optional" "<" Type ">"

// Rules define event-driven or conditional behaviors
RuleDefinition ::= "Rule" Identifier "{" 
                     TriggerBlock?
                     ConditionBlock?
                     ActionBlock
                   "}"

TriggerBlock ::= "Trigger:" Expression ";"

ConditionBlock ::= "Condition:" Expression ";"

ActionBlock ::= "Action:" { Statement } ";"

// Functions are parameterized behavior units
FunctionDefinition ::= "Function" Identifier "(" [ParamList] ")" "returns" Type "{" 
                         { Statement }
                       "}"

ParamList ::= Param { "," Param }

Param ::= Identifier ":" Type

// Relationships define connections or dependencies
RelationshipDefinition ::= "Relationship" ":" RelationshipExpression ";"

RelationshipExpression ::= Identifier "." Identifier "->" Identifier "." Identifier [ConditionBlock]

// Statements represent assignments, function calls, control flow
Statement ::= Assignment | FunctionCall | ControlFlow

Assignment ::= Identifier "=" Expression ";"

FunctionCall ::= Identifier "(" [ArgumentList] ")" ";"

ArgumentList ::= Expression { "," Expression }

// Control flow constructs
ControlFlow ::= IfStatement | LoopStatement

IfStatement ::= "if" "(" Expression ")" "{" { Statement } "}" [ "else" "{" { Statement } "}" ]

LoopStatement ::= ("for" | "while") "(" Expression ")" "{" { Statement } "}"

// Expressions include literals, variable references, and operations
Expression ::= Literal | Identifier | FunctionCall | UnaryOp Expression | Expression BinaryOp Expression | "(" Expression ")"

Literal ::= NumberLiteral | StringLiteral | BooleanLiteral

NumberLiteral ::= Digit { Digit } [ "." Digit { Digit } ]

StringLiteral ::= "\"" { Char } "\""

BooleanLiteral ::= "true" | "false"

UnaryOp ::= "-" | "!"

BinaryOp ::= "+" | "-" | "*" | "/" | "==" | "!=" | "<" | "<=" | ">" | ">=" | "&&" | "||"

// Identifier naming
Identifier ::= Letter { Letter | Digit | "_" }

// Comments
Comment ::= "//" { AnyCharExceptNewline } NewLine | "/*" { AnyChar } "*/"

// === Example Usage ===

// Module declaration
Module Economy {
    Property econPopTarget : Number = 30;
    Property isBooming : Boolean = false;
    
    Rule updateEconomy {
        Trigger: every(12 seconds);
        Condition: econPopTarget > 20 && !isBooming;
        Action: 
            econPopTarget = econPopTarget + 5;
            call adjustResources(econPopTarget);
    }

    Function adjustResources(target : Number) returns Void {
        if (target > 50) {
            isBooming = true;
        } else {
            isBooming = false;
        }
    }

    Relationship: Economy.Rule.updateEconomy -> Economy.Function.adjustResources;
}


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