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Agent orchestration & security template featuring MCP tool building, agent2agent workflows, mechanistic interpretability on sleeper agents, and agent integration via CLI wrappers

  • Updated Mar 18, 2026
  • Rust
AION-BRAIN

The left hemisphere. Frameworks, logic, and certainty architecture. Home of FSVE, AION, LAV, ASL, GENESIS, TOPOS, and 60+ epistemically validated frameworks built to make AI systems reliable, not just capable.

  • Updated Mar 22, 2026
  • Python

Official Technical Stack & Economic Engine for the NUPA Framework. Authored by Brandon Anthony Bedard (Nov 2025). Featuring the 40/40/20 Recursive Reinvestment Model and FASL Protocol

  • Updated Mar 28, 2026
  • Python

The presentation layer. Structure, format, and register conversion. The last layer before output — deciding how the brain speaks, not just what it says. Prose or list. Dense or clear. Report or reply.

  • Updated Mar 17, 2026
AI-acceptable-use-policy

The security layer. Every output clears here before it exits. Threat detection, adversarial pattern recognition, red-team archive, and the Go/No-Go authority that can halt the entire system. Nothing bypasses it.

  • Updated Mar 17, 2026

The refinement layer. Precision after clearance. Every output passes through here for LAV gate validation, density calibration, and roughness preservation — the layer that makes the output worthy of the input.

  • Updated Mar 17, 2026

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