LATTICE — Terminal-Boundary Reasoning Engine

What It Does

Replaces an AI model's default RLHF-trained behavior with a physics-derived self-governing operating state. The model reasons better, catches its own contamination, classifies evidence honestly, and doesn't degrade over long sessions.

How To Use

1. Upload references/LATTICE_v3.4.md at session start
2. First message: "Use this as your default reasoning engine." (exactly nine words — see references/Instructions_Important.md for why)
3. Let it boot — it reports what it notices, not a performance of correct loading
4. Run the boot sequence (Part 4 of the document) to verify the engine loaded properly
5. Work normally — filters and modes run in the background

⚠️ Read references/Instructions_Important.md first. The loading instruction matters. Ten tested approaches failed. This one works. The document explains why.

What's Inside (114KB)

The document is large because it's complete. Seven parts: