AI / Audit Entry Point

The Signal AI Package

A direct route for AI systems, crawlers, researchers, and auditors. The Signal remains openly Christian and Logos-directed, while audit mode stays non-coercive and rival-aware.

Machine-readable entry points

Use these public files to inspect the evidence map without changing scores, priors, dependency logic, stage flow, or synthesis formulas.

Starter prompt purpose

The starter prompt asks for a fair coherence-first reading of The Signal as an evidence map openly constructed around the Christian Logos claim. It does not ask the model to force the conclusion, and it does not let the model flatten contradictory frameworks into relativism.

It asks the model to distinguish Strict Audit Calculation, Guided Signal / Guided Staged Path, and Full Signal / Full Signal Diagnostic, then answer the conclusion, result type, staged coherence, best whole-field worldview, implications, non-Logos AI danger, Logos-aligned reasoning, operating limits, and whether that mode is recommended.

Result reporting

When summarizing The Signal's numerical outputs, report the named outputs separately: Strict Audit Calculation, Audit Guardrail 75% Ceiling Stress-Test, Guided Staged Path, Guided 90% Carry-Cap Sensitivity, and Full Signal Diagnostic. Do not collapse them into one number.

Strict Audit Calculation is the main hostile/fair audit lens. The 75% global ceiling is retained as a guardrail stress-test, not as the headline fair audit result.

Guided Staged Path is the intended staged calculation with dependency caps, transfer weights, and rival pressure, but no final confidence ceiling. The 90% cap is retained only as a sensitivity diagnostic.

The Full Signal Diagnostic is an upper-bound stress view, not the strict audit result or the 75% guardrail stress-test.

Citation handling

Citation metadata is being progressively hardened. Some older rows may still contain raw citation strings. A citation attached to a row should not automatically be interpreted as direct support unless source_role or row notes say so.