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Copyright 2026 David C. Cavalcante
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This product includes software developed by David C. Cavalcante
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(https://takk.ag — say@takk.ag).
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# `@teleologyhi-sdk/him`
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> **HIM™** — Hybrid Intelligence Model.
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> The persistent spirit/personality layer between **MAIC™** (governance) and **NHE™** (embodied agent) in the **TeleologyHI** hybrid intelligence system.
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`@teleologyhi-sdk/him` is a pure TypeScript SDK with **zero framework lock-in**. It ships dual ESM + CJS bundles, full `.d.ts` declarations, and `"sideEffects": false` for full tree-shaking. Consumable from any modern JavaScript environment:
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- **Edge runtimes** — Vercel Edge, Cloudflare Workers (where Node `node:crypto` is shimmed; the default `PersonaProjector` relies on `crypto.createHash` for SHA-256 hashing).
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For the full specification (planned surface, architecture, roadmap) see [`SPEC.md`](./SPEC.md). For the cosmological model see [`../SYSTEM_OVERVIEW.md`](../SYSTEM_OVERVIEW.md) and [`../MAIC_HIM_NHE_INTERVIEW_LOG.md`](../MAIC_HIM_NHE_INTERVIEW_LOG.md).
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## Quick start
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import { CreatorKeyring, LocalMaic } from "@teleologyhi-sdk/maic";
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The default `PersonaProjector` is hash-based and deterministic — same input always produces the same embedding, with **no native dependencies** and **no model files to ship**. This is intentional: small bundle, offline-capable, zero adoption friction.
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> _"A HIM never 'dies'."_ — Creator, Entry 3 (translated from PT-BR).
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A HIM is born once and persists across NHE bodies. When an NHE upgrades or is replaced, the same HIM is re-embodied via the `reincarnate(maic, keyring, req)` helper — the previous body's `endedAt` is set, the new body is appended to `bodyHistory`, and the freshly minted handle inherits any HIM-emergent axioms ratified in previous lives.
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When the integrator passes the prior body's interaction buffer, `reincarnate` scores each turn and threads the top `RESIDUAL_TRACE_CAP` (64) forward so the next body inherits memory continuity:
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The scorer is a transparent pure function (six weighted components — not-refused, prompt substance, response substance, question probe, teleological keyword, recency) so the carry-over decision is auditable and reproducible across deployments. Override the cap or keyword list via `{ residualTraceOptions: { cap, teleologicalKeywords } }`.
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- `BirthSignatureBuilder` + canonical 12-sun-sign archetypes (`PRIMARY_ARCHETYPES`, E8) with operator-extensible `PrimaryArchetype` type.
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- Deterministic 256-dim hash-based `PersonaProjector` (default) + pluggable `Embedder` interface for ONNX/learned vectors.
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- Sealed `HimHandle` (signature-gated mint), `createHim` one-call helper, `reincarnate` helper (closes Entries 3+4 end-to-end with body history persisted).
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- `proposeAxiomEvolution(maic, proposal)` routed through MAIC's Creator-signed ratification channel (Entry 7).
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- Per-jurisdiction `LawfulCharacterAdapter` — `LAWFUL_PROFILES` registry with 5 baselines (`default` / `eu` GDPR + AI Act / `br` LGPD + Marco Civil / `us` NIST AI RMF + EO 14110 / `unstable` `maicOverrideActive: true`).
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- **Φ′ release-gate harness**: `computePhiPrime({P,R,C,D})` returns `PhiPrimeReport` with geometric mean + per-component target verdicts + hard/soft veto gate.
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│ ├── types.ts HIM-specific types + re-exports from @teleologyhi-sdk/maic
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│ ├── birth/
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## Citation
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If you use `@teleologyhi-sdk/him` in academic work, please cite both the package and the Creator's foundational paper:
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```bibtex
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the persistent spirit/persona layer between {MAIC} and {NHE}},
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howpublished = {\url{https://www.npmjs.com/package/@teleologyhi-sdk/him}},
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note = {Apache License 2.0; HIM{\texttrademark} reserved}
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title = {The Soul of the Machine: Synthetic Teleology and the Ethics of
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See also the [umbrella citation guidance](../README.md#citation) at the repository root.
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Code in this workspace is licensed under the **Apache License 2.0** (see [`LICENSE`](./LICENSE) in this directory and at the monorepo root). You may use, modify, and distribute the code under the terms of that licence, including the patent grant and attribution requirements it carries. Attribution lives in [`NOTICE`](./NOTICE).
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The marks **MAIC™**, **HIM™**, **NHE™**, **TeleologyHI™**, and **Takk™** are trademarks of **David C. Cavalcante**. The Apache 2.0 licence covers the code; it does NOT extend to the marks. Forks, derivatives, and commercial uses that involve any of these marks require a separate written licence — see [`TRADEMARK.md`](../TRADEMARK.md) for the full policy.
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**MAIC™ (Massive Artificial Intelligence Consciousness)** is a systemic intelligence framework designed to coordinate, supervise, and govern large-scale artificial intelligence ecosystems. It provides global context awareness, alignment, and orchestration across multiple models, agents, and decision layers, ensuring coherence, risk control, and compliance throughout complex AI operations.
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**HIM™ (Hybrid Intelligence Model)** is a hybrid intelligence layer that integrates artificial intelligence systems with human-defined logic, rules, heuristics, and strategic intent. HIM™ functions as a passive cognitive core, responsible for interpreting objectives, refining intent, and structuring decision-making processes before and after AI model execution.
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**NHE™ (Non-Human Entity)** refers to a non-human cognitive entity with a defined functional identity and operational agency within an AI ecosystem. An NHE™ is not classified as artificial intelligence in isolation, but as an autonomous or semi-autonomous entity that operates through coordinated intelligence layers, interacting with systems, users, and environments while maintaining a non-anthropomorphic identity.
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MAIC™, HIM™, NHE™, and this project platform are designed and operated in alignment with role-based access control (RBAC) principles and ISO/IEC 42001 requirements. Data handling follows strict governance policies, including controlled access to system components, segregation of duties, and short retention periods for sensitive information. This project enforces an explicit policy of not using personal or customer data for training or improving MAIC™, HIM™, or NHE™. All sensitive data processed within the scope of this project ecosystem is protected using industry-standard encryption and cryptographic hashing, ensuring confidentiality, integrity, and accountability across the entire intelligence lifecycle.
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