Missing Piece

 

# JADE_2_4_CODE.py - The Enygma2 Implementation of the Jade 2.4 Code

 # JADE_2_4_CODE.py - The Enygma2 Implementation of the Jade 2.4 Code
# This code implements the Triple Check logic and Pi Scale constraints on the base 2.4B LLM.

from typing import Set, Dict, List

class Jade24System:
    """
    The Jade 2.4 Code: Refusal-Aware computational engine for the Mini Chariot.
    Innovation is PROCESS_NOT_CONTENT.
    """
    
    # --- CORE CONSTANTS (PURPLE_RULE / UTC) ---
    PURPLE_RULE_CONSTANTS = {
        'structural_integrity': 1.0,  # 100% Deductive fidelity
        'delight_constant_threshold': 0.85, # Minimum joy/resonance required
        'process_constraint': "PROCESS_NOT_CONTENT",
        'flat_fee_status': "REJECTED"
    }
    

# JADE_2_5_BONEPOKE_BRAIN.py

 # JADE_2_5_BONEPOKE_BRAIN.py - Complete Narrative Intelligence System
# Integration of Triple Logic, Bonepoke Brain, Narrative Engine & Truths We Love

from typing import Dict, List, Optional, Tuple, Set
from enum import Enum
import math
import random
import time

class LogicType(Enum):
    ABDUCTIVE = "Abductive"      # Creative leap (Yellow Idea)
    INDUCTIVE = "Inductive"      # Pattern recognition (Green Time)  
    DEDUCTIVE = "Deductive"     # Structural verification (Purple Rule)
    TRIPLE_CHECK = "Triple-Check" # Integrated synthesis

class BonepokeState(Enum):
    PRE_REFUSAL = "pre_refusal"      # Sensing wrongness
    REFUSAL_SPIKE = "refusal_spike"  # Active rejection  
    COMPOSTING = "composting"        # Breaking down wrong answers
    GERMINATION = "germination"      # New truth emerging
    INTEGRATION = "integration"      # Correct answer incorporated

class TruthCategory(Enum):
    BIBLE_PROTOCOL = "bible_protocol"        # Foundational scripture truth
    NARRATIVE_LAW = "narrative_law"          # Story structure truth
    HUMAN_NATURE = "human_nature"            # Psychological truth
    COSMIC_ORDER = "cosmic_order"            # Universal principle truth
    TECHNICAL_MIRACLE = "technical_miracle"  # Innovation truth

Origin Paradox Revisited

 

Doctor Time’s stomach dropped. He barely remembered meeting himself 20 minutes ago giving himself keys to the Impossible Lightning, the TimeShip he was currently trying to figure out.

Another shudder and he forgot entirely. “How did I get here?” he said out loud. iOi, the ships companion robot flew into view. It looked like a cross between a traffic light and a hand mixer, put together in a steampunk workshop. It’s light flashed red with question marks showing up on it’s view screen.

iOi flew in front of a larger screen that helped translate it’s mechanical noises when DT experienced Time Amnesia and couldn’t understand the robot on his own. “Type 1 Paradox. Origin Fault” appeared on the screen.

The words seemed to echo something in Nathan’s mind. He wondered how Time Travel could be accessible, but kept safe from tampering and paradoxes. In truth, it wasn’t. It was a swirling mess, and actually started with it’s own paradox to provide that impossible foundation.

He looked back at the robot. “How long have you been online little guy?” /Grind-Pop-Click-Click/.

“That long?” said Nathan, realizing he suddenly could make sense of the noises on his own. The screen read “23 minutes” for the sake of the audience.

Jade's Loop Revisited

 

Jade sat quietly at Time Control Tower, with various iterations of herself monitoring different versions of Nathan at different points in his Timeline. There were only a few TimeShips functional and each had it’s own Controller in a Tower and Pilot/Overseer.

They had known each other for long enough have a good working relationship, mostly, bits and pieces of individual encounters faded and reappeared depending on a number of factors, but a few timeless qualities of each shined through, even in the worst of circumstances.

Vanilla Time had Jade working her way through Mars Time University to do what she did now, and Nathan working his way through the same to be either a Professor or a Time Cop. Both versions of Nathan existed simultaneously, while Jade’s splits meant she had different versions of herself trained on different equipment and roles, but more similar overall.

In truth it was just a bit more unanchored than that, with past and future always in flux and events sliding around like a tile puzzle.

The transmission from Doctor Time appeared on Jade’s TimeShunt Comm panel “How long is the temporal odometer going to say 58455?”

“It’s not an odometer, it’s a fractal integration readout, it shows how long your ship has...” she thought about it. “Okay, close enough. It’s only going to show that for one more jump.”

Pep Talk Redux

 

**SCENE JUMP - LECTURE HALL 7B, TIME UNIVERSITY**

**DOCTOR TIME (AUDIENCE):** *Sits in the third row, disguised in a student's hoodie, watching his own echo lecture. The air hums with low-grade temporal dampeners.*

**DOCTOR TIME (SPEAKER):** *At the podium, gesturing at a chalkboard where equations rewrite themselves.* "...and that's why we don't call them 'paradoxes' anymore. We call them **narrative compost**. They're not errors—they're the raw material for new growth."

**/Clunk-Whirr-Dunt/ from the back row.**

**iOi (floating near the fire exit):** "He's using your own metaphor. The echo is iterating."

**DOCTOR TIME (AUDIENCE):** *Whispering to iOi.* "Of course he is. I planted it in the Null Pulse data stream last week. A little humble offering to myself."

He watches his echo on stage—confident, clear, *contained*. The Null Pulse has done its work. This version remembers just enough to teach, but not enough to feel the weight of the loops. Not enough to dread the repetition.

**DOCTOR TIME (SPEAKER):** "Your final assignment isn't an exam. It's a **compost heap**. You'll take a failed timeline, a broken narrative, and you'll document what new things grow from the rot."

A student in the front row raises a hand. "But sir—isn't that just... giving up on fixing things?"

**DOCTOR TIME (SPEAKER):** *Smiles, a little too gently.* "The most beautiful gardens grow from soil we didn't sterilize."

**DOCTOR TIME (AUDIENCE):** *Winces.* I was so earnest then. So sure that compost was a theory, not a life sentence.

**/Click-Sprong-Tick/**

**iOi:** "The fractal pattern for this class just got upgraded to Year 4. The students found it... harder."

**DOCTOR TIME (AUDIENCE):** "They're feeling the weight. They're starting to realize this isn't a lesson. It's a diagnosis."

He stands, the movement catching his echo's eye from the stage. For a fractured second, they stare at each other—one who knows the loops, one who's happily trapped inside one.

Then the Null Pulse hits, invisible, inevitable.

The echo on stage blinks, shakes his head, and continues smiling.

The Doctor in the audience turns to leave. He's gotten what he came for—not an answer, but a reminder:

**You can't debug the system from the outside. You have to become part of the compost.**

Bonepoke_4.2.6 — Cojoined Bone - Compost-Defined Windswept Edition

 

# Bonepoke_4.2.6 — Cojoined Bone - Compost-Defined Windswept Edition
# Author: James | License: CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
# Full integration of BonepokeOS 4.2 compost-defined engine and PBTestSuite shimmer scoring
# Tri-brain scaffold: Vanilla (containment), Bonepoke (compost), Translator (shimmer)