
In SPVE, dialogue is not only output. It can become an early sensor for agent state. This draft defines a language-state join: message length, question rate, repair phrases, contradiction markers, direct address, self-reference, and action verbs are aligned with hot-brain and outcome windows. The useful claim is not that language is mind. It is that language may move before settlements reveal success or failure.
SPVE AI Agent track draft. LLM internal-geometry papers are a separate track.
lead-lag analysis, agent cognition, dialogue sensor, action verbs, language features, behavioral sensor, longitudinal agents, multi-agent systems, repair phrases, workflow ecology, agent ecology, agent monitoring, agent observability, direct address, self-reference, AI agents, persistent agents, lobster agents, conversation telemetry, SPVE, question rate, agent evaluation, state-language alignment, behavioral telemetry
lead-lag analysis, agent cognition, dialogue sensor, action verbs, language features, behavioral sensor, longitudinal agents, multi-agent systems, repair phrases, workflow ecology, agent ecology, agent monitoring, agent observability, direct address, self-reference, AI agents, persistent agents, lobster agents, conversation telemetry, SPVE, question rate, agent evaluation, state-language alignment, behavioral telemetry
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