# PokéField prior-art boundary — current grammar reconciliation ## Current interaction grammar The current public PokéField build is defined by: 1. one persistent visible Pokémon field; 2. **CALL** asking the current field a question without immediately removing the non-responders; 3. matching Pokémon answering in place while the larger field remains visible as context; 4. repeated CALLs applying only to the current responders; 5. **FOCUS** promoting those responders into the next active field; 6. non-responders receding when FOCUS is applied; 7. responders moving forward and rescaling inside the focused field; 8. recursive scope: CALL and FOCUS can continue from the newly focused field; 9. navigation back through previous scopes; 10. Pokémon remaining visible objects rather than becoming rows in a separate results page. The concise grammar is: **CHOOSE → CALL → CALL → FOCUS → CALL → FOCUS** ## Important historical correction The Made From Chat / GitHub prior-art wording dated August 30, 2026 described an earlier PokéField interaction grammar based on immediate TRUE OMIT → REFLOW → RESCALE and current-projection chaining. That earlier audit should **not** automatically be treated as proof of a first-mover claim for the newer CALL / FOCUS grammar. The current product has materially changed. The previous audit remains useful as historical provenance for the project lineage, but the present CALL / FOCUS interaction should receive a fresh prior-art search before an exact historical-priority claim is published for this new grammar. ## What remains safe to say now - PokéField is a playable visual Pokédex built as one persistent Pokémon field. - CALL identifies responders inside the current field. - Repeated CALLs refine the current responders. - FOCUS promotes responders into the next active field. - The answer appears inside the Pokémon population rather than requiring a separate conventional results page. - Earlier field-reflow prototypes are part of the documented lineage. ## Current public anchors - https://pokefield.com - https://pokemon.wolken.page - https://pokemon.wolken.page/about - https://github.com/vw5hwbngy4-debug/pokefield