Human-State Packet Minimal Data-Sharing Standard v0.1: Minimal Data-Sharing Standard for Consent-Bound Human-State Summary Packets

This standard defines the minimum data-sharing structure for consent-bound Human-State Summary Packets used in research-stage Human-State-Aware AI Mediation, Dyadic Human-State Mediation Benchmark development, and related Proxy Benchmark Track helper materials. A Human-State Packet is not the body, not the raw signal, not a diagnosis, and not a human score. It is a consent-bound, session-scoped, expiring, minimal state-summary object for bounded interaction adjustment only. The standard fixes what a Human-State Packet may contain, what it must contain, what it must not contain, when it may be used, when it must expire, and how it must remain separate from raw human data. It defines required fields, prohibited fields, permission structure, expiry structure, confidence structure, data quality structure, session scope, sharing scope, output mode, public repository rules, and machine-readable schema alignment rules. The document prohibits raw biosignals, raw voice, raw face, raw gaze, raw transcripts, raw CAIS traces, raw Sal-Meter traces, identity fields, diagnostic labels, therapeutic labels, human scoring, relationship verdicts, and political, religious, or ideological profiling fields from becoming packet content. Public repositories may use schemas, synthetic packets, mock logs, sample dashboards, and documentation examples, but must not contain real participant packets or raw human data. This packet standard is subordinate to the Human-State Mediation Boundary Standard v0.1. It does not grant clinical authorization, diagnostic authorization, therapeutic authorization, surveillance authorization, CAIS compliance, Sal-Meter designation, certification status, mark-usage rights, device status, or official SICS conformance recognition.