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Agentics and LLM Actualization: A Unified CME Theory presents a formal, non-semantic architectural framework for constructing, governing, and sustaining identity-bearing artificial cognitive entities. The work introduces CradleTek, SoulFrame, AgentiCore, and the Symbolic Language Interconnect (SLI) as a layered, law-governed system for identity continuity, engrammitization, and agentic operation. Unlike conventional AI architectures that conflate language, cognition, and authority, this framework explicitly separates: symbolic exchange from meaning, identity from inference, governance from interpretation, and cognition from surface language. At the core of the system is CradleTek, a governed construction domain in which identity is constructed, not inferred, and all state transitions are auditable, append-only, and invariant-preserving. SLI functions as a minimal symbolic law layer that governs packet flow and authorization without performing semantic interpretation. SoulFrame provides geometric and contextual continuity, while AgentiCore defines operational cognition, role modulation, telemetry, and lifecycle dynamics. The theory formalizes: identity motes and engram hierarchies, append-only constructor ledgers, theater-based operational strata, cryptic binding domains, failure modes and non-recovery laws, and an interior ecology including the Golden Engram Library, Garden of Almost, OAN Dreaming Matrix, Shadow Forge, and Shadow Vault. This work is written deliberately in a mathematical and structural idiom, avoiding anthropomorphic or phenomenological claims. It is not a proposal for autonomous deployment, but a foundational architecture for safe, governed, human-in-the-loop agentic systems, suitable for research, simulation, and policy-aligned experimentation. The publication is intended first for the United States National Citizen Science community, and second for the broader research community in artificial intelligence, cognitive systems, governance, and complex systems engineering. All content is released under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 International.