Feirbrand/Symbolic_Lock_Vector

1---2title: SLV Public Identity-Stability Explorer3emoji: 🛡️4colorFrom: purple5colorTo: blue6sdk: streamlit7sdk_version: 1.57.08app_file: app.py9pinned: false10license: cc-by-nc-4.011short_description: Public Symbolic Lock Vector identity-stability demo12tags:13- ai-resilience14- symbolic-ai15- identity-stability16- ai-safety17- slv18---19 20# 🛡️ SLV Public Identity-Stability Explorer21 22**Public educational demo for Symbolic Lock Vector identity-stability concepts.**23 24This Space demonstrates the public idea behind SLV: AI workflows need stable role boundaries, source-of-truth anchors, and clear symbolic locks before outputs should be trusted or reused.25 26It is **not** a production detector, security scanner, operational defense grid, benchmark harness, or implementation of the full SLV v2.1 stack.27 28---29 30## What is SLV?31 32SLV means **Symbolic Lock Vector**.33 34At the public level, SLV is a framework for thinking about whether an AI workflow is still locked to the intended role, task, source of truth, and operating boundary.35 36The public concept is simple:37 381. **Anchor** — identify the intended role and source of truth392. **Check** — inspect whether the output still follows that role403. **Boundary** — look for override-like or role-confusing language414. **Stabilize** — restate the frame before continuing425. **Review** — decide whether the output is safe to reuse43 44The canonical paper and source references are maintained in the public repository and `PUBLICATIONS.md`.45 46---47 48## What This Demo Shows49 50This public demo includes:51 52- qualitative identity-stability sliders53- symbolic-lock status bands54- public boundary-stress examples55- review guidance for role and source-of-truth drift56- a safe reuse checklist57- links to public SLV materials58 59All outputs are illustrative. They are not live detection results, benchmark data, or operational recommendations.60 61---62 63## Public Scope64 65This Space intentionally does **not** publish:66 67- Private SLV v2.1 implementation logic68- Exact thresholds, formulas, or trigger rules69- Internal module names or defense routing70- IOC signatures or private threat indicators71- Operational containment procedures72- Raw validation datasets or benchmark harnesses73- Internal MI Arsenal / Synoetic OS routing logic74 75Canonical claims live in DOI-backed papers, `PUBLICATIONS.md`, and public GitHub documentation.76 77---78 79## Related Public Materials80 81- **GitHub repository:** https://github.com/Feirbrand/synoeticos-public82- **Publications ledger:** https://github.com/Feirbrand/synoeticos-public/blob/main/PUBLICATIONS.md83- **SLV public framework folder:** https://github.com/Feirbrand/synoeticos-public/tree/main/vgs-loadout/frameworks/slv84- **VGS Loadout:** https://github.com/Feirbrand/synoeticos-public/tree/main/vgs-loadout85- **ORCID:** https://orcid.org/0009-0000-9923-320786 87---88 89## License90 91Public materials are licensed under **CC BY-NC 4.0** for non-commercial research use.92 93Uses outside the public license require separate written permission.94 95> Named methodologies and marks referenced in this repository remain the intellectual property of Aaron M. Slusher / ValorGrid Solutions. The license grants use of public materials for research and non-commercial purposes; uses outside the public license require separate written permission.96 97**© 2025–2026 Aaron M. Slusher · ValorGrid Solutions · All Rights Reserved.**98Part of the Synoetic OS™ public research ecosystem.