User turns AI house rules into 135-page Latin legal codex 'LEX DOMVS'
repligate · x · 2026-10-26
repligate retweets a follow-up from vincitamore, who expanded the ongoing 'Law of the House' project into a 135-page bilingual codex titled LEX DOMVS. Structured like Roman law — prooemium, covenant, law, persons, things, procedure, craft (Tituli I–VIII) plus a Principle Lattice — it is dated September MMXXVI, another example of ritualizing AI/agent 'house rules' into formal text.
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