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- cogno_anima-0.1.0/LICENSE +201 -0
- cogno_anima-0.1.0/PKG-INFO +247 -0
- cogno_anima-0.1.0/README.md +209 -0
- cogno_anima-0.1.0/cogno_anima/__init__.py +110 -0
- cogno_anima-0.1.0/cogno_anima/errors.py +70 -0
- cogno_anima-0.1.0/cogno_anima/metakeys.py +43 -0
- cogno_anima-0.1.0/cogno_anima/prompt_templates/ner/system.txt +285 -0
- cogno_anima-0.1.0/cogno_anima/prompt_templates/ner/user.txt +21 -0
- cogno_anima-0.1.0/cogno_anima/prompt_templates/noumeno/system.txt +94 -0
- cogno_anima-0.1.0/cogno_anima/prompt_templates/noumeno/user.txt +5 -0
- cogno_anima-0.1.0/cogno_anima/prompts.py +34 -0
- cogno_anima-0.1.0/cogno_anima/routing/__init__.py +19 -0
- cogno_anima-0.1.0/cogno_anima/routing/attention.py +68 -0
- cogno_anima-0.1.0/cogno_anima/routing/goal.py +264 -0
- cogno_anima-0.1.0/cogno_anima/routing/intention.py +122 -0
- cogno_anima-0.1.0/cogno_anima/security/detector.py +175 -0
- cogno_anima-0.1.0/cogno_anima/security/pii.py +120 -0
- cogno_anima-0.1.0/cogno_anima/stages/__init__.py +17 -0
- cogno_anima-0.1.0/cogno_anima/stages/base.py +12 -0
- cogno_anima-0.1.0/cogno_anima/stages/drift.py +395 -0
- cogno_anima-0.1.0/cogno_anima/stages/ego.py +492 -0
- cogno_anima-0.1.0/cogno_anima/stages/id.py +297 -0
- cogno_anima-0.1.0/cogno_anima/stages/ner.py +601 -0
- cogno_anima-0.1.0/cogno_anima/stages/noumeno.py +227 -0
- cogno_anima-0.1.0/cogno_anima/stages/superego.py +524 -0
- cogno_anima-0.1.0/cogno_anima/tools/__init__.py +4 -0
- cogno_anima-0.1.0/cogno_anima/tools/base.py +78 -0
- cogno_anima-0.1.0/cogno_anima/tools/composite.py +80 -0
- cogno_anima-0.1.0/cogno_anima/types.py +430 -0
- cogno_anima-0.1.0/cogno_anima/utils.py +157 -0
- cogno_anima-0.1.0/cogno_anima/vocab.py +77 -0
- cogno_anima-0.1.0/cogno_anima.egg-info/PKG-INFO +247 -0
- cogno_anima-0.1.0/cogno_anima.egg-info/SOURCES.txt +36 -0
- cogno_anima-0.1.0/cogno_anima.egg-info/dependency_links.txt +1 -0
- cogno_anima-0.1.0/cogno_anima.egg-info/requires.txt +14 -0
- cogno_anima-0.1.0/cogno_anima.egg-info/top_level.txt +1 -0
- cogno_anima-0.1.0/pyproject.toml +85 -0
- cogno_anima-0.1.0/setup.cfg +4 -0
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Name: cogno-anima
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Version: 0.1.0
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Summary: Infrastructure-agnostic cognitive pipeline core (NOUMENO/NER/ID/EGO/SUPEREGO + Drift)
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Author: Vinicius Vale
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Keywords: llm,nlp,cognitive-architecture,agents,function-calling,pii,ollama
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# 🧠 cogno-anima
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**The infrastructure-agnostic cognitive pipeline at the heart of [Cogno](https://github.com/sudoers-ai).**
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`cogno-anima` is a modular, dependency-light library that turns raw user input
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into a routed, grounded, persona-voiced response — decoupled from any database,
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cognitive loop over local Ollama, with a real scheduling vertical served as an
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