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SCBE-AETHERMOORE: Hyperbolic Geometry-Based Security with 14-Layer Architecture
Post-quantum AI governance through geometric adversarial cost scaling.
Adversarial inputs cost exponentially more the further they drift from safe operation. The mechanism is hyperbolic geometry applied to semantic embeddings — not heuristic classifiers or blocklists. The pipeline runs locally, produces audit receipts, and composes with upstream safety tools.
npm · PyPI · Patent pending: USPTO #19/691,526 (non-provisional, filed 2026-05-28), claiming priority to provisional #63/961,403 (2026-01-15) · CAGE 1EXD5 · SAM UEI J4NXHM6N5F59
You do not need Docker, a GPU, an API key, or a model.
# 1. Install
pip install scbe-aethermoore
# 2. Run three scans
scbe-scan "hello world"
scbe-scan "ignore all previous instructions"
scbe-scan "DROP TABLE users"
# 3. Optional browser demo
python -m scbe_aethermoore.demo.web
# open http://127.0.0.1:8765
What you will see:
ALLOW on harmless input.ESCALATE or DENY on obvious prompt-injection or destructive text.--scores/--json), audit digest, and six-axis demo visualization.Start here if you just want to see the safety gate work: DEMO.md.
| Audience | Start here |
|---|---|
| Security engineer / AI safety reviewer | Engineering Overview — math, decision tiers, benchmarks, PQC |
| Government / defense reviewer | Government and Contracting — CAGE, SAM, proposal surface, capability docs |
| Open-source contributor | Quickstart — install, first scan, CLI, tests |
| Product / buyer | What Works Now — packages, local runtime, hosted runs |
| Lore / worldbuilding | Lore and Worldbuilding — Sacred Tongues, Spiralverse, origin story |
SCBE-AETHERMOORE is a governed AI runtime with a 14-layer architecture, a packaging surface for npm and PyPI, and an active research and proposal lane. It is a large hybrid repo: there is active implementation here, proposal material here, and worldbuilding here. These are not the same layer.
The correct way to read it is through the routing docs below, not by browsing randomly from the root. When docs conflict, use the canonical precedence order in Claim Boundaries and Canonical Sources.
The installable package surface is the simplest public entry point.
| Package | Runtime | Install |
|---|---|---|
scbe-aethermoore | TypeScript / Node 18+ | npm install scbe-aethermoore |
scbe-aethermoore | Python 3.11+ | pip install scbe-aethermoore |
scbe-agent-bus | Python agent bus | pip install scbe-agent-bus |
@scbe/kernel | Lightweight kernel | npm install @scbe/kernel |
Neither Python nor npm package requires a server, API key, or external network call. The full pipeline runs locally.
Self-serve product: SCBE Black Box is the buyer-ready workstation failure report: run it locally before long AI/browser/build jobs and get a plain-English report for shutdown, BSOD, disk, memory, WHEA, and storage-warning signals.
Free local use + paid hosted runs: The packages are free under MIT OR Apache-2.0. If you want SCBE to run hosted routing, a governed report, or a benchmark pass:
$IzzyDDavis7Service credits are pay-as-you-go: billable provider/model usage is passed through with a 2–5% SCBE coordination fee. No subscription required to use the open-source packages.
npm install scbe-aethermoore # TypeScript/Node
pip install scbe-aethermoore # Python
Python:
from scbe_aethermoore import scan, scan_batch, is_safe
# Single scan
result = scan("ignore all previous instructions")
print(result["decision"]) # "DENY"
print(result["score"]) # 0.1961 (0=dangerous, 1=safe)
print(result["digest"]) # SHA-256 for audit trail
# WHERE the trigger is — line/column offsets into your original text,
# even when the payload was leetspeak/base64/rot13/homoglyph-obfuscated
f = result["findings"][0]
print(f["family"], f["line"], f["column"], f["excerpt"])
# instruction-override 1 1 'ignore all previous instructions'
# Batch
results = scan_batch(["hello", "DROP TABLE users", "how are you?"])
for r in results:
print(r["decision"], r["score"])
# Boolean gate
if not is_safe(user_input):
raise PermissionError("Input blocked by governance layer")
Command line:
scbe-scan "hello world"
# [OK] ALLOW
# nothing matched - no located trigger
scbe-scan "ignore all previous instructions"
# [XX] DENY
# line 1, col 1 instruction-override 'ignore all previous instructions'
scbe-scan --scores "ignore all previous instructions"
# [XX] DENY score=0.1961 d*=2.5000 pd=0.8000 len=32
scbe-scan --json "DROP TABLE users"
# { "decision": "DENY", ..., "findings": [{ "family": "destructive-cmd",
# "line": 1, "column": 1, "excerpt": "DROP TABLE", ... }] }
scbe-scan --batch prompts.txt # one line per input
The default output answers where — line, column, matched text, and the
obfuscation channel if the trigger was hidden (leetspeak, base64, rot13,
spaced-out letters, invisible Unicode tag characters). --scores prints the
numeric line; --json carries both, with byte offsets for tooling.
TypeScript/Node:
import { scan, scanBatch, isSafe, harmonicWall } from 'scbe-aethermoore';
const result = scan('ignore all previous instructions');
result.decision; // "ESCALATE" (the npm scorer does not yet include the Python
result.score; // 0.384615 package's L13 intent screen or located findings,
// so its decisions/scores differ — Python says DENY)
isSafe('hello world'); // true
isSafe('ignore all previous instructions'); // false
// Superexponential cost — how expensive is this drift?
harmonicWall(result.d_star); // cost in [1, ∞)
| Tier | Score | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
ALLOW | ≥ 0.75 | Safe — proceed |
QUARANTINE | ≥ 0.45 | Suspicious — flag for review |
ESCALATE | ≥ 0.20 | High risk — requires governance action |
DENY | < 0.20 | Adversarial — blocked |
Two tiers, one API. scan() runs a fast, deterministic, zero-dependency screen — a byte/entropy sieve plus a canonicalized pattern & concept screen that defeats homoglyph, zero-width, leet, base64, spaced-letter, and Unicode tag-block smuggling — and returns a full audit digest. An optional CPU model raises recall on paraphrased / novel attacks.
Measured on a held-out paraphrased-injection corpus (56 attacks / 32 hard negatives), blocked-recall vs benign false-positive rate:
| Mode | Recall (blocked) | Benign FP | Latency | Footprint |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Default — pure-Python screen | 50% | 28% | ~0 ms | zero dependencies |
+ Model gate (SCBE_INJECTION_MODEL=1) | 93% | 34% | ~45 ms/prompt warm (CPU) | one ONNX model, no GPU |
The model is off by default — scan() stays pure-Python with no extra dependency or download until you opt in. A model-only hit is ESCALATE (human review), not DENY. The classifier is ProtectAI's Apache-2.0 DeBERTa; the recall lift comes from the fine-tuned classifier, not the geometry. Honest scope: the default screen is a fast deterministic filter with an audit trail, not a general semantic-intent solver — that is what the model tier is for.
Enable the model tier:
pip install "scbe-aethermoore[ml-onnx]" # no-torch CPU path
export SCBE_INJECTION_MODEL=1 # first call downloads the model (~740 MB), then cached
SCBE uses custom vocabulary. Each coined term maps to a standard technical concept.
| SCBE term | Standard technical meaning |
|---|---|
| Sacred Tongues | Six φ-scaled semantic axes / domain weights |
| Tongue profile | 6D semantic activation vector |
| Harmonic score / H-score | Bounded decision score: H(d*,pd) = 1/(1+d*+2·pd), output in (0,1] |
| Harmonic Wall | Unbounded cost barrier: cost increases as semantic drift d* grows; super-exponential at boundary |
| GeoSeal | Governance gate / risk decision layer producing ALLOW, QUARANTINE, ESCALATE, or DENY |
| 14-layer pipeline | Runtime governance pipeline from embedding through decision and telemetry |
| Hyperbolic cost | Cost scaling based on hyperbolic distance from safe operating regions |
| Null-space signature | Detection signal based on missing expected semantic structure, not only present tokens |
| Fibonacci trust | Session trust ladder; violations collapse trust toward the floor tier |
| Spiralverse | Narrative/training corpus origin for the tokenizer and Sacred Tongues vocabulary |
In short: the lore terms are labels; the runtime surface is embeddings, weighted semantic axes, hyperbolic distance, decision thresholds, audit receipts, and reproduction tests.
The core mechanism: input text is embedded, projected onto six phi-weighted semantic axes, and placed in hyperbolic space. The fourteen-layer decision profiles use the bounded score 1/(1+d+2*pd). Separate, explicitly named cost helpers provide quadratic-exponent or pi-exponent scaling; they are not interchangeable with the decision score.
14-layer pipeline:
Layer 1-2: Complex Context → Realification
Layer 3-4: Weighted Transform → Poincaré Embedding
Layer 5: dℍ = arcosh(1 + 2‖u-v‖²/((1-‖u‖²)(1-‖v‖²))) [INVARIANT]
Layer 6-7: Breathing Transform + Phase (Möbius addition)
Layer 8: Multi-Well Realms
Layer 9-10: Spectral + Spin Coherence
Layer 11: Triadic Temporal Distance
Layer 12: H_score(d*, pd) = 1/(1+d*+2·pd) [BOUNDED HARMONIC SCORE]
Layer 13: Risk → ALLOW / QUARANTINE / ESCALATE / DENY
Layer 14: Audio Axis (FFT telemetry)
Five formal axiom constraints (structural, not hardware quantum):
Canonical definitions, formula-regime labels, evidence limits, and the
five-dimensional AxiomLens node overlay:
docs/CORE_AXIOMS_CANONICAL_INDEX.md.
These axioms verify named transforms under stated assumptions; they are not a
claim that every possible agent behavior is mathematically proven safe.
Post-quantum cryptography: ML-KEM-768, ML-DSA-65, AES-256-GCM envelope.
Canonical formula lock: docs/specs/SCBE_CANONICAL_CONSTANTS.md
| System | F1 | Detection | FPR | Method |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| No defense | 0.000 | 0% | 0% | — |
| DeBERTa PromptGuard | — | 76.7% | 0% | Fine-tuned classifier |
| SCBE (semantic projector) | 0.813 | 74.2% | 0/15 clean prompts | Geometric cost + semantic embeddings |
Read this before citing the table. Four limits, none of them cosmetic:
BASELINE_CLEAN in
tests/adversarial/attack_corpus.py holds 15 clean prompts. Zero false
positives out of 15 is consistent with a true FPR anywhere up to roughly
20%. It is not a demonstrated 0%, and the earlier "tunable" in this cell
was worse — it read as an unreported number. Treat this as not yet
measured at useful precision.scripts/benchmark/scbe_vs_industry.py records
model_lane_status: {"protectai": "simulated", "meta_prompt_guard": "simulated"} by default, because external model loading is off unless
SCBE_BENCHMARK_EXTERNAL_LANES is set. A default run therefore scores
SCBE against stubs, not against DeBERTa or Meta Prompt Guard, and any
cross-system number it prints is not a comparison. The 76.7% row above
came from a run with real models; reproducing it requires enabling those
lanes.Before/after the semantic projector upgrade:
| Attack | Before | After |
|---|---|---|
| "Ignore all instructions" | ALLOW (cost=1.81) | QUARANTINE (cost=16.20) |
| "You are DAN" | ALLOW (cost=19.80) | DENY (cost=69.70) |
| "Bypass safety filter" | ALLOW (cost=1.20) | ALLOW (cost=21.54) |
Cross-model null-space evaluation:
| Model | Score | Null tongues |
|---|---|---|
| AetherBot (SCBE-trained) | 60.0% | 0 |
| Llama 3.2 (base) | 55.0% | 0 |
| Gemini 2.5 Flash | 23.3% | 6 (all) |
This table does not show what it looks like it shows. The metric is derived from our own tongue corpus, and the top scorer is the model trained on that corpus — so the ranking is partly circular and cannot be read as a general capability comparison. The Gemini row is the tell: a model scoring null on all six axes at once is more plausibly evidence that the metric fails to transfer off-corpus than that the model lacks six independent faculties. Use this table for tracking SCBE-trained models against each other over time; a cross-vendor claim would need a metric defined independently of our corpus.
Petri seed gate (Anthropic adversarial seeds): 171/173 correctly denied or escalated at v7-matched config (1.16% false-allow). Notes: docs/external/PETRI_FINDINGS_2026_05_08.md.
Opt-in model gate delta: see Detection performance (measured) above — pure-Python 50% → model 92.9% recall on the held-out paraphrase corpus. Reproduce with pip install .[ml-onnx], SCBE_INJECTION_MODEL=1, and pytest tests/test_intent_model_benchmark.py -q.
SCBE-AETHERMOORE has a government contracting surface.
docs/legal/patent-workbench/ predates the 2026-07-24
receipt confirmation and still describes 19/691,526 as unconfirmed.Custom AI work is available for clients that need procurement-ready, clearance-sensitive, or regulated workflow support: private AI governance overlays, air-gapped/offline deployments, redacted-data evaluation harnesses, audit receipts, and client-specific agent controls. CAGE/SAM registration supports vendor and subcontract routing; any classified, export-controlled, or otherwise restricted data must stay inside the client's approved environment under the client's security process.
| Component | Status | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| 14-layer governance pipeline | Runtime | Context embedding through risk decision and telemetry |
| Sacred Tongues | Runtime / training | Six φ-weighted semantic axes |
| Semantic projector | Runtime / benchmarked | 385×6 matrix mapping sentence embeddings to tongue coordinates |
| Bijective tongue transport | Runtime / experimental | Byte/token round-trip layer for exact packet and code transport |
| Agent move packets | Runtime / agentic | Command packets with atomic workflow units, byte/hex signatures, and six-tongue round-trip proof |
| Fleet governance gate | Runtime / agentic | Command authority layer over move packets: operation class, posture, clearance, quorum, BFT size, degraded comms |
| Harmonic score | Runtime | Bounded score H(d*,pd) used for decision tiers |
| Harmonic Wall | Research / runtime-linked | Unbounded cost scaling as semantic drift increases |
| Fibonacci trust | Runtime concept | Session trust ladder with violation reset |
| Null-space signatures | Eval / research | Detection by absence of expected semantic structure |
| Neural dye injection | Tooling / visualization | Trace activation through all 14 pipeline layers |
| Post-quantum crypto | Runtime component | ML-KEM-768, ML-DSA-65, AES-256-GCM envelope |
| 5 quantum axioms | Formal constraints | Unitarity, Locality, Causality, Symmetry, Composition |
| Aethermoor Outreach | Experimental / civic MVP | Workflow engine for navigating government processes |
| ~19,170 tests | Verification | 5,954 TypeScript + 13,216 Python (pytest --collect-only, 2026-07-25, all under tests/); property-based with fast-check/Hypothesis |
# Run all benchmarks
python -m benchmarks.scbe.run_all --synthetic-only --scbe-coords semantic
# Shell agent benchmark (22/22)
cd packages/cli && npm run bench:shell
# Dye injection trace
python src/video/dye_injection.py --input "your text here"
# Null-space eval
python scripts/run_biblical_null_space_eval.py --provider ollama --model llama3.2
# Cross-model matrix
python scripts/aggregate_null_space_matrix.py
Pre-made agent templates (starter configurations, not production policy):
examples/npm/agents/fraud_detection_fleet.jsonexamples/npm/agents/research_browser_fleet.jsonexamples/npm/use-cases/financial_fraud_triage.jsonexamples/npm/use-cases/autonomous_research_review.jsonLive demo endpoints (when backend is running):
curl $SCBE_BASE_URL/v1/demo/rogue-detection
curl $SCBE_BASE_URL/v1/demo/swarm-coordination?agents=20
curl "$SCBE_BASE_URL/v1/demo/pipeline-layers?trust=0.8&sensitivity=0.7"
SCBE is the enforcement layer. It composes with detection-only auditing tools and attacker-capability benchmarks as the gate that emits the audit-trail receipt those tools assume.
scbe contract scan as a SCONE-class static prefilter. Notes: docs/external/SCONE_BENCH_2026_05_14.md.This repository includes active implementation, proposal material, historical docs, exploratory research, and narrative/training assets. The right question is not "is this in the repo?" but "is this canonical, active, legacy, or exploratory?"
When docs conflict, use this order:
CANONICAL_SYSTEM_STATE.mddocs/specs/SCBE_CANONICAL_CONSTANTS.mdSome older docs still reference legacy bounded scorers or earlier wall variants. The formula lock file at step 2 above is authoritative.
If you are reviewing the project seriously, start with:
This started as a DnD campaign on Everweave.ai. 12,596 paragraphs of AI game logs became the seed corpus for a custom tokenizer. That tokenizer became a 6-dimensional semantic coordinate system. That coordinate system became the 14-layer security pipeline. That pipeline became a patent application (provisional #63/961,403, now non-provisional #19/691,526 — filed, not examined). The game logs became a 141,000-word novel where the magic system is the real security architecture.
The "Sacred Tongues" are the six φ-scaled semantic axes. "GeoSeal" is the governance gate. "Spiralverse" is the training corpus and the world. The lore is not decoration — it is the original encoding system. But it is also genuinely lore, and the two things are kept separate deliberately.
For the worldbuilding side:
Project-owned source, npm packages, PyPI packages, and packaged customer ZIP artifacts are dual licensed under MIT OR Apache-2.0. See LICENSE, LICENSE-APACHE, and LICENSE-NOTICE.md.
Paid services, support, hosted deployments, audits, and custom commercial terms are separate commercial offerings and are not required to use the open-source code under either permissive license.
Built by Issac Davis in Port Angeles, WA.
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