One model wrote the paragraph below six ways. The facts never change: a release on Thursday, a login bug, a dashboard that got faster, two problems a few customers caught. What changes is the voice. A voice is a shape across seven axes, and the radar is that shape. Switch the register and watch it deform. Watch Addressivity stretch the moment the writing turns to you.
Pick a register:
One open model wrote all six passages at temperature zero with a fixed seed, so the same request returns the same text every run. Each was then scored by DOMAINS, and the radar is that reading: the solid shape is this register, the dashed one is the plain original left in place so the change from plain stays visible. The shape is the signal. We do not label a single closest register here, because a one-shot rewrite moves the axes toward a voice without landing on its exact center, and a coarse nearest-name reads as noise next to the shape. Closing that last gap is the job of the measure-and-regenerate loop. You bring your own model. DOMAINS never rewrites for you; it reads, and points.
Routes you to a real doloop page, asks when your question is ambiguous, or tells you when there is no answer. No model runs on the answer path, so it cannot invent one.