Own-IP product boundary
Historical technology does not require someone else’s picture
For commercial OmenHall, supported historical facts and mechanics are separated from expression: the final 52 illustrations and customer copy are newly created. Historical scans remain research evidence and do not block the own-IP deck.
strategy=ORIGINAL_OMENHALL_ART_AND_EXPRESSION_OVER_SOURCE_BOUND_FACT_LAYER
vera-sibilla-italiana · 52
Vera Sibilla · historical research
Card identity may be researched, but historical shuffle, cut, deal, and layout rules stay non-automated without a primary instruction witness.
- Automation
- OFF_PENDING_PRIMARY_METHOD
- Source and boundary
- HISTORICAL_RESEARCH
vera-sibilla-italiana · 52
Vera Sibilla · modern straight-card school
Named modern straight-card profile. It is never labeled a nineteenth-century method.
- Automation
- ON_MODERN_SCHOOL
- Source and boundary
- MODERN_SCHOOL
vera-sibilla-italiana · 52
Vera Sibilla · modern reversal school
Modern upright/reversed profile; orientation is fixed before interpretation and is never chosen by AI.
- Automation
- ON_MODERN_SCHOOL
- Source and boundary
- MODERN_SCHOOL
sibylle-des-salons · 52
La Sibylle des Salons · c.1889 BNF object
The complete named-edition identity profile is closed at 52/52 exact titles. This freezes the specific c.1889 identity profile, not the divination ceremony.
- Automation
- OFF_OBJECT_ONLY
- Source and boundary
- HISTORICAL_OBJECT
sibylle-des-salons · 52
La Sibylle des Salons · early instruction (research profile)
A complete secondary French transcription strongly narrows the method to a fixed 35-card five-landmark cycle and four domains. Automation stays off until the primary image, early significators, and exact four-packet remainder are source-closed.
- Automation
- OFF_PENDING_PRIMARY_INSTRUCTION_AND_FOUR_PACKET_INPUT_COLLATION
- Source and boundary
- EARLY_METHOD_STRONGLY_NARROWED_RESEARCH_PROFILE
sibylle-des-salons · 52
La Sibylle des Salons · 1983 Cross (late witness)
The 1983 witness documents a turning wash, left-hand cut, 35 cards, significators 24/37, seventh-card removal, and four domains. Exact machine recounting stays closed until the worked example is collated and is never projected back to 1827.
- Automation
- OFF_PENDING_COUNTING_EXAMPLE_COLLATION
- Source and boundary
- LATE_WITNESS
omenhall-own-ip-sibilla · 52
OmenHall Sibilla · original 52-card deck
Primary commercial profile: 52/52 c.1889 identity + original OmenHall meanings, combinations, and spreads. This is a modern method and is not presented as the exact Grimaud booklet.
- Automation
- ON_OMENHALL_ORIGINAL_METHOD_CONTENT_FROZEN
- Source and boundary
- OMENHALL_OWN_IP_PRODUCT_TARGET
omenhall-editorial-sibilla · 52
OmenHall Modern · romantic editorial line
The existing 52-card OmenHall prototype is retained for compatibility and testing, but it is not the final commercial Sibilla deck and is not historical Vera/Salons.
- Automation
- ON_MODERN_EDITORIAL
- Source and boundary
- MODERN_EDITORIAL
cross-family · PROFILE_DEPENDENT
Physical Deck · transcription only
OmenHall draws nothing: the user records a physical-deck outcome and the system applies the selected profile.
- Automation
- EXTERNAL_ENTROPY_ONLY
- Source and boundary
- PHYSICAL_DECK
salons · undefined
La Sibylle des Salons · late 19C · Amour-first
Research edition profile directly corroborated by photographs of physical decks. All 52 identities are not yet directly transcribed, so automation and final product binding remain off.
- Automation
- OFF_OBJECT_ONLY
- Source and boundary
salons · undefined
La Sibylle des Salons · 1979 facsimile · Protecteur-first
Complete 52/52 research profile for the 1979 facsimile. It is not presented as universal historical numbering and is not projected onto c.1889 or the early series.
- Automation
- OFF_OBJECT_ONLY
- Source and boundary
Truth boundary: Vera origin = OPEN; the original Salons 1827 method is not acquired; universal reversals = false.