ReferenceArchitectural inferencev1.10.0

Interactive Schematics

Evidence levelArchitectural inference

Cognivirus.com should not read like a static memo. The site explains transition graphs, adapter ecologies, evaluator gates, assurance decay, and rollback completeness, so the interface should let visitors see those systems moving.

This page records the visual design rule added during the UI/UX improvement round: the site should remain visually active and interactive without becoming sensational. Motion is used to clarify flow, persistence, transition, and stale assurance. It is not used as fake telemetry, fear imagery, or proof that any system is alive.

Core schematic motifs

Feed → Fork → Fight → Flee, with No-op preserved as a valid control action

The diagram shows a bounded evolutionary loop. Feed supplies evidence and resources. Fork creates candidates. Fight evaluates candidates. Flee removes unsafe or wasteful states. No-op is shown at the center to preserve non-growth as a legitimate outcome.

interactive schematic · multi-LoRA apex envelope

Adapter reproduction is a boundary, not a feature toggle.

Select a phase to inspect how a small adapter delta can become a system-level persistence problem when composition, evaluation, and memory reinforce it.

BASEMODEL LoRA ALoRA BLoRA C ROUTE EVALgate MEMORY
Compose

Individually acceptable adapters may create an untested state when loaded together, especially when load order, merge coefficients, quantization, and prompt policy change.

schematic · control-plane paradox

The control plane is both guardrail and target.

External governance is necessary for adaptive ecologies. It also concentrates authority in the evaluator, registry, router, release controller, hidden tests, signing keys, and rollback machinery.

schematic · assurance decay

Evidence decays when the evaluated state stops being the deployed state.

The worksheet logic is visualized as an evidence half-life: every material change pushes some previous claim from current, to review-needed, to stale, to unknown.

schematic · .uai dogfood memory

The package memory points to the evidence, not around it.

AGENTS.md points the receiver into .uai. Long-term memory points into /docs. Source reports remain preserved as reports, while .uai records what was used, where, and why.

Interaction rules

Visitors may hover, focus, or tap flow nodes to inspect a stage. Every animated schematic has a text equivalent. The site respects reduced-motion settings. Diagrams must not include literal pathogens, skulls, humanoid robot heads, fake terminal feeds, or unsupported live-status claims.

UX standard

A page about a dynamic ecology should expose at least one of these surfaces when practical: a topology diagram, a flowchart, a manifest view, a schematic rail, an evidence card, a worksheet, or an interactive atlas. The goal is to make relationships visible before adding more prose.

Detailed v1.7.0 schematic set

Evidence levelArchitectural inference

The v1.7.0 visual round adds deeper inspection layers. Visitors can now focus or tap individual nodes to see why a stage matters. These diagrams are explanatory schematics, not live telemetry and not operational replication instructions.

Detailed teleodynamic budget loop: variation is allowed only when it pays for itself

The teleodynamic loop separates sensing, resource intake, candidate generation, evaluation, retirement, and no-op. The budget gate prevents growth from becoming its own objective.

Adapter reproduction boundary for self-replicating multi-LoRA ecologies

The flow shows a non-operational governance boundary: adapter variants are identified, verified, composed, evaluated, canaried, selected, and later reviewed for behavioral extinction.

Composition manifest swimlane: artifact identity is only the first lane
detailed schematic · evaluator governance

Who evaluates the evaluator is a systems question.

This schematic expands the control plane into separable assets: policy owners, hidden tests, deterministic validators, model judges, evidence stores, signing keys, promotion rules, and disagreement monitors.

CANDIDATEstack HIDDENTESTS DETERMINISTICVALIDATORS MODELJUDGES EVIDENCESTORE SIGNINGKEYS PROMOTIONCONTROLLER DISAGREEMENTMONITOR
detailed schematic · behavioral residue

Retirement removes a carrier, not every reservoir.

Behavioral residue can remain in memory, examples, evaluator expectations, routing statistics, human procedures, and descendant training material.

detailed schematic · ecological rollback

A rollback packet must restore the ecology.

A model-weight rollback is incomplete when behavior depends on adapters, memory, router aliases, evaluator versions, permissions, and external side effects.

01 model hashesimmutable weights 02 adapter stackorder and coefficients 03 prompt packagepolicy and tools 04 memory snapshotretrieval state 05 router versionpath selection 06 evaluator versionselection pressure 07 permissionscapability boundary 08 aliasesdeployment identity 09 indexesretrieval corpus 10 side effectshistory cannot be undone
detailed schematic · UAI dogfood map

Reports live in /docs; memory points from .uai.

The package treats raw source reports and public summaries as evidence objects, while .uai files carry durable project memory, release state, handoff instructions, and pointer ledgers.

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