Medi is the human interface to Sema: the environment in which symbolic intent becomes directly intelligible and directly editable.
Medi renders Sema in forms a human psyche can perceive, navigate, and work with, while preserving the precision and authority of the underlying symbols. Interaction in Medi is interaction with Sema itself. Reading, modifying, composing, and exploring are not separate modes; they are continuous ways of engaging the same symbolic structures.
There is no qualitative distinction between using software and creating it. What appear elsewhere as applications, configuration, or code are, in Medi, different presentations of the same act: shaping symbolic intent. Differences lie only in how intent is rendered, not in what is being changed.
Medi renders Sema adaptively. The same symbolic content may appear differently depending on language, knowledge, skills, habits of thought, or cognitive strengths and limits. This adaptation affects presentation and guidance, not meaning. Symbols remain stable; intelligibility is what varies.
Medi is therefore a shared environment for human engagement with symbolic intent, where understanding and modification converge, and where interaction with computers no longer divides into use versus authorship, but unfolds as a single, continuous practice.