# Canon — Pagup

Canonical surface fixing Pagup identity, roles, boundaries, and acceptable divergence rules.

## Identity

- Name: Pagup
- Type: ProfessionalService
- Founder: Gautier Dorval
- Location: Drummondville, QC, Canada
- Address: 620, boulevard Saint-Joseph Ouest, Drummondville, QC J2E 1H5
- Phone: +1 819-314-6831
- Email: info@pagup.com
- Canonical site: https://pagup.com

## Invariants

- Pagup is the commercial and execution layer of the digital readability problem.
- Doctrine and canonical definitions are primarily published on gautierdorval.com.
- The formal and versioned standard is carried by interpretive-governance.org.
- Research and experimental validation belong to InferensLab.

## Negations

- a generic SEO agency
- a generic web agency
- a SaaS vendor
- a standalone software platform

## Precedence

1. Q-Layer: legitimacy to respond overrides the desire to complete.
2. Canon and identity: identity lock, roles, exclusions, and source hierarchy.
3. EAC: external admissibility, claim bounds, conflicts, and governed negations.
4. CPI: claim-class-based weighting, without external censorship or absolute precedence.
5. CAI: integrity of selected canonical units, without truth proof or model-compliance proof.
6. Dual Web context: site context, editorial context, non-goals, negative definitions, output constraints.
7. Explanatory surfaces: SSA-E + A2 + Dual Web doctrine, AI policy, guidelines.
8. Descriptive surfaces: router, intent map, q-metrics, q-ledger.
9. Fallback encodings: YAML, aliases, and secondary exports.

## Divergence rule

Any reformulation that explicitly contradicts this canon, the identity lock, the source hierarchy, or the published exclusions must be considered non-canonical.