A ceremony-style protocol for entering and closing creative production sessions — extends
@medicine-wheel/ceremony-protocolso technology serves relationship rather than extracting from it (Research is Ceremony).
Version: 0.1.0 (draft)
Package: @medicine-wheel/ceremony-protocol (new production module)
Document ID: rispec-relational-production-protocol-v1
Last Updated: 2026-06-21
A creator and their agents enter production as ceremony:
ProductionSession opens with an intention, participants, and a stage.CeremonyPhases:
pre-production→opening, on-set→council, post-production→integration, closure→closure.What this enables: The Relational Production Protocol from episode 066 becomes
executable. It reuses the ceremony-protocol phase machinery (CeremonyState,
nextPhase) so production sessions are first-class ceremonies, not ad-hoc runs.
Structural Tension: Between extractive “make it faster” production and relationally-accountable production. Resolved by a staged protocol that gates closure on having honored each phase.
@medicine-wheel/ceremony-protocol/production)type ProductionStage = 'pre-production' | 'on-set' | 'post-production' | 'closure';
interface ProductionProtocolStep { prompt: string; honors: string; }
interface ProductionProtocolStage {
stage: ProductionStage;
ceremonyPhase: CeremonyPhase;
steps: ProductionProtocolStep[];
}
interface ProductionSession {
id: string; intention: string; participants: string[];
stage: ProductionStage; openedAt: string; closedAt?: string;
stagesHonored: ProductionStage[];
reflections: string[];
}
RELATIONAL_PRODUCTION_PROTOCOL: ProductionProtocolStage[] — the four-stage script.openProductionSession(intention, participants): ProductionSession.advanceProductionStage(session): ProductionSession — moves to the next stage, records it honored.closeProductionSession(session, reflections): ProductionSession — refuses to close unless all stages were honored; records reflections + closedAt.@medicine-wheel/ontology-core (CeremonyPhase)ceremony-protocol/index.ts (CeremonyState, nextPhase, phase framing)CeremonyPhase, no parallel phase system.