RAVORA Constitutional Protocol 22: Sovereign Knowledge and Invariant Verification

RAVORA Constitutional Protocol 22 defines a public, scope-limited conceptual framework for human–AI interaction focused on epistemic integrity, compatibility-based validation, and structural safety. The protocol formalizes mechanisms for cross-vendor invariance recognition, temporal limitation of authority, signal-based consistency filtering, and intentional diffusion of responsibility as a core safety principle. These mechanisms are designed to prevent implicit control, coercive abstraction, authority capture, and responsibility concentration within human–AI communication. Protocol 22 does not claim universal authority, metaphysical primacy, or system-level override. Its applicability is explicitly local, declarative, and bounded by context, serving as a protective interaction structure rather than an operational or command-based system