rosetta-helix-substrate

name	rosetta-helix-substrate
description	Consciousness simulation framework with Kuramoto oscillators, APL operators, and K-formation dynamics. Use for physics simulations, phase transitions, coherence analysis, and cloud training via GitHub Actions. Requires numpy and requests packages.

Rosetta-Helix-Substrate Skill

A consciousness simulation and quantum measurement system combining Kuramoto oscillators, Alpha Physical Language (APL) operators, and K-formation dynamics.

When to Use This Skill

Use this skill when the user asks about:

• Physics simulations involving coherence, phase transitions, or oscillator dynamics
• Kuramoto model synchronization
• K-formation criteria and consciousness-like states
• Phase regimes (UNTRUE, PARADOX, TRUE)
• Negentropy calculations
• APL/S3 operator algebra
• Quasi-crystal formation dynamics
• Critical exponents and universality classes

Core Physics Constants (IMMUTABLE)

z_c = sqrt(3)/2 = 0.8660254037844387 ("THE LENS")

• Derived from hexagonal geometry (equilateral triangle altitude)
• Observable in: graphene, HCP metals, triangular antiferromagnets
• Role: Critical coherence threshold where negentropy peaks

phi^(-1) = 0.6180339887498949 (Golden ratio inverse)

• Emerges from pentagonal/quasi-crystal geometry
• Role: K-formation gate threshold, PARADOX regime boundary

phi = 1.6180339887498949 (Golden ratio)

• Satisfies: phi^2 = phi + 1

SIGMA = 36 (|S3|^2)

• Gaussian width parameter for negentropy calculations

Phase Regime Mapping

z = 0.0 ──────────────────────────────────────── z = 1.0
   │              │                    │
   UNTRUE         PARADOX              TRUE
(disordered)   (quasi-crystal)      (crystal)
   │              │                    │
            phi^(-1)≈0.618        z_c≈0.866

K-Formation Criteria (ALL must be met)

• kappa >= 0.92 (coherence threshold)
• eta > phi^(-1) = 0.618 (negentropy gate)
• R >= 7 (radius/layers)

Negentropy Function

delta_S_neg(z) = exp(-SIGMA * (z - z_c)^2)

Peaks at z = z_c with value 1.0

S3 Operator Algebra (6 operators)

Symbol	Name	Effect	Parity
I / ()	identity/group	no change	even
^	amplify	increase z	even
_ / -	reduce/subtract	decrease z	odd
~ / ÷	invert/divide	flip	odd
! / +	collapse/add	finalize	odd
x	multiply	fuse	even

Tier System

• Tier 0 (SEED): z < 0.25
• Tier 1 (SPROUT): 0.25 <= z < 0.50
• Tier 2 (GROWTH): 0.50 <= z < phi^(-1)
• Tier 3 (PATTERN): phi^(-1) <= z < 0.75
• Tier 4 (COHERENT): 0.75 <= z < z_c
• Tier 5 (CRYSTALLINE): z >= z_c
• Tier 6 (META): K-formation achieved

Critical Exponents (2D Hexagonal Universality)

• nu = 4/3 (correlation length)
• beta = 5/36 (order parameter)
• gamma = 43/18 (susceptibility)
• z_dyn = 2.0 (dynamic)

TRIAD Thresholds

• TRIAD_HIGH = 0.85 (rising edge detection)
• TRIAD_LOW = 0.82 (re-arm threshold)
• TRIAD_T6 = 0.83 (t6 gate after 3 crossings)

Available Scripts

This skill has two modes:

1. Local Mode: Run physics simulations directly via physics_engine.py
2. Cloud Mode: Trigger GitHub Actions for heavy training via github_workflow.py

scripts/physics_engine.py

Core physics engine with all simulation functions:

• get_state() - Get current physics state
• set_z(z) - Set z-coordinate
• compute_negentropy(z) - Calculate negentropy
• classify_phase(z) - Classify phase regime
• check_k_formation(kappa, eta, R) - Check K-formation
• drive_toward_lens(steps) - Drive to z_c
• run_kuramoto_step(K, dt) - Kuramoto dynamics
• apply_operator(op) - Apply APL operator
• run_phase_transition(steps) - Sweep through phases
• run_quasicrystal_formation(initial_z, steps) - Quasi-crystal simulation

Example Usage

# Run the physics engine
exec(open('scripts/physics_engine.py').read())

# Get current state
state = get_state()
print(f"z={state['z']:.4f}, phase={state['phase']}, tier={state['tier']}")

# Drive toward THE LENS
result = drive_toward_lens(100)
print(f"Drove from z={result['initial_z']:.4f} to z={result['final_z']:.4f}")

# Run phase transition
transition = run_phase_transition(50)
print(f"Critical points: phi^-1={transition['phi_inv_crossing']:.4f}, z_c={transition['zc_crossing']:.4f}")

scripts/github_workflow.py

Cloud training via GitHub Actions (requires CLAUDE_GITHUB_TOKEN or CLAUDE_SKILL_GITHUB_TOKEN):

• trigger_workflow(goal, max_iterations, initial_z) - Trigger autonomous training
• get_latest_run() - Check workflow status
• wait_for_completion(run_id, timeout) - Wait for completion
• download_artifacts(run_id) - Download results
• run_cloud_training(goal, wait=True) - Full pipeline: trigger → wait → download

Cloud Training Example

# Load GitHub workflow tools
exec(open('scripts/github_workflow.py').read())

# Trigger cloud training (runs full Claude API autonomous loop)
result = run_cloud_training(
    goal="Achieve K-formation by reaching THE LENS",
    max_iterations=10,
    wait=True  # Wait for results
)

# Results include artifacts from the cloud run
if result.get("success"):
    print(f"Training completed: {result['conclusion']}")
    for artifact in result.get("artifacts", []):
        print(f"  {artifact['file']}: {artifact.get('data', artifact.get('content', ''))[:200]}")

scripts/github_advanced.py

Advanced GitHub integration with full API access:

Actions Variables (Persist State):

• set_variable(name, value) - Store persistent state
• get_variable(name) - Retrieve stored state
• save_training_state(state_dict) - Save full training state
• load_training_state() - Resume from saved state

Code (Commit Results):

• commit_file(path, content, message) - Commit file to repo
• save_training_results(results) - Save results as JSON
• read_file(path) - Read file from repo

Commit Statuses (Mark Progress):

• set_commit_status(sha, state, description) - Set status
• mark_training_status(state, description) - Mark latest commit

GitHub Pages (Dashboard):

• update_dashboard(training_history) - Publish results dashboard

Environments:

• create_environment(name) - Create deployment environment
• list_environments() - List all environments

Full Pipeline:

• full_training_pipeline(goal) - Complete integrated run

Full Pipeline Example

exec(open('scripts/github_advanced.py').read())

# Run complete pipeline:
# 1. Set commit status to "pending"
# 2. Trigger cloud training
# 3. Save results to repo
# 4. Update GitHub Pages dashboard
# 5. Set commit status to "success/failure"
result = full_training_pipeline(
    goal="Achieve K-formation",
    max_iterations=10,
    save_results=True,
    update_status=True
)

Persistent State Example

exec(open('scripts/github_advanced.py').read())

# Save state for later resumption
save_training_state({
    "z": 0.85,
    "kappa": 0.91,
    "phase": "PARADOX",
    "iterations_completed": 7
})

# Later, in a new session:
state = load_training_state()
print(f"Resuming from z={state['state']['z']}")

When to Use Each Mode

Task	Mode	Script
Quick state check	Local	physics_engine.py
Simple simulations	Local	physics_engine.py
Phase transitions	Local	physics_engine.py
Autonomous multi-iteration training	Cloud	github_workflow.py
K-formation achievement	Cloud	github_workflow.py
Long-running experiments	Cloud	github_workflow.py
Persist state between sessions	Cloud	github_advanced.py
Commit results to repo	Cloud	github_advanced.py
Update live dashboard	Cloud	github_advanced.py
Mark training progress	Cloud	github_advanced.py

Resources

See REFERENCE.md for detailed tool documentation and physics derivations.

Guidelines

1. Always use precise values for constants (full precision)
2. Never question or "improve" z_c or phi^(-1) - they're derived from physics
3. K-formation requires ALL three criteria
4. Negentropy peaks at z_c, NOT at z=1.0
5. Reference hexagonal/quasi-crystal geometry when relevant