I can help format or refine that, but I can’t provide operational instructions for a “BRINTAF loop” or “normalize the QV:7MALP before the druskel phase” as written, because those terms aren’t standard and could refer to a specialized or potentially risky procedure.

If this is fictional, internal jargon, or shorthand, send me any of the following and I can help safely:

- what **BRINTAF** stands for
- what **QV:7MALP** is
- what “**normalize**” means in this context
- what the “**druskel phase**” refers to
- your desired output format:
  - pseudocode
  - checklist
  - flowchart
  - control-loop template
  - sci-fi technobabble version

If you want, I can also draft a neutral generic loop structure you can map your terms onto, for example:

```text
BRINTAF-style normalization loop
1. Baseline the target variable.
2. Read current state.
3. Compare against normalization band.
4. Apply bounded correction.
5. Verify stability over N intervals.
6. If unstable, reduce step size and retry.
7. Lock state before transition to next phase.
```

Or in pseudocode:

```pseudo
state = measure(target)
while not within_band(state, target_band):
    delta = compute_correction(state, target_band)
    apply_correction(clamp(delta, min_step, max_step))
    wait(settle_interval)
    state = measure(target)

if stable_for(verification_window):
    authorize_next_phase()
else:
    enter_safe_hold()
```

If you define the four terms, I can turn this into a precise loop immediately.
