Koru Standard Library: the `parsewire` part of runtime.kz. Joined via `~part parsewire` in runtime.kz; merged into the runtime module at load. PARSE.WIRE - the wire grammar: one flow, arms included A model's turn is `verb(field: "value", ...)` with `|` arms chaining the fresh outcomes (`| ok h |> verb(handle: h)` binds what the call just issued — the composition partial programs are). Quoted string values; prose and trailing text are refused at PARSE time, with a diagnostic written to be fed back to the model that emitted it. Two things are deliberately NOT checked here: - **Vocabulary membership.** An in-shape call naming a verb outside the scope is `event-denied` at dispatch — "a real verb that is not yours", a different and load-bearing meaning from "that was not Koru" (430_055 pins the confusion this split exists to prevent). - **Field membership.** An unknown field on a known verb is `validation-error` at dispatch, for the same reason. Validation only shapes the line; the AST is still built by the interpreter's own parser, so the wire can never accept a shape that eval would execute differently. The wire's shape rules, as prompt bytes. These are the sentences `wireValidate` below enforces — the two must move together or the prompt starts lying about the parser (the drift this rung exists to kill). `scope-grammar` renders this text above the scope's own verb lines.