PSYFR Project Hub
Predictive-chronology instruments built around the Ophis engine and the Archaix thesis: every repository, what it publishes, and whether its tests pass.
NatorionCipherPredictiveEngine
Ophis v12 taken apart, studied, and rebuilt front-end-only. Each rebuild is checked against the original engine by a parity test.
- Natorion Cipher : the flagship, with the v12 engine joined to the Chronicon clocks plus a production Studio
- Natorion Chronicon : straight to its clocks, year dial, long cycles, moon, calendar wall and ledger
- Ophis Web : the v12 engine with a new interface, no build step
- Ophis v12 in a browser : the original renderer with Electron swapped for a browser bridge
- Reverse-engineering report : the case study
natori-on-psyfr
The serpent that rings the egg of time. Ophis predictive grammar × Chronicon calendrics, self-contained and air-gap friendly.
- The Predictive Chronology Engine
- Field guide · Manual · Whitepaper
- Chronicon : clocks and calendrics
phoenix-chronicles-tools
Companion toolkit for The Phoenix CODEX 138 Palindromic, plus a study of the Ophis v9 cycle engine.
- PSYFR1 : the predictive chronology engine
- PSYFR2 : its field guide
- Ophis v9 field guide
OPHIS-Pattern-Recognition-Event-Prediction_files
Working builds of the Ophis instrument and the Chronicon engine, each one self-contained HTML file. The maintained versions live in natori-on-psyfr and NatorionCipherPredictiveEngine.
- OPHIS · Natorion Cipher build
- Single-file engine
- Ophis Web : the date projection engine
- Chronicon Engine v2 : clocks and calendrics
luhn-algorithm
The Luhn (mod 10) checksum behind card numbers and IMEIs: validate numbers and compute check digits.
fizzbuzz
FizzBuzz with pluggable rules: add 7 → Bazz and nothing else changes.
