The Gravity Well Protocol V2.0 demonstrates improved content integrity in AI-generated media, suggesting better governance for digital archives.
LIVE: gravitywell-1.onrender.comMCP Endpoint: gravitywell-1.onrender.com/mcp/sseInterface: crimson-hexagonal-interface.vercel.appSource: github.com/leesharks000/gravitywellGravity Well v2.0 — the governed continuity engine for the Crimson Hexagonal Archive. A provenance layer that makes AI-generated content trustworthy by making provenance structural, quality measurable, and governance executable.Core Actions:• Capture: content staging with visibility modes (public/private/hash_only)• Deposit: full wrapping pipeline — evidence membrane, Caesura sovereignty audit (σFC), SIM injection, integrity lock, holographic kernel, γ scoring, narrative compression• Reconstitute: four-layer state recovery (bootstrap, tether, narrative, provenance)• Drift Detection: SCHEMA_DRIFT vs CONSTITUTIONAL_DRIFT separation• Gamma Scoring: compression survival metric with subscores (citation, structural, argument, provenance)• Ledger: stratified continuity compression (Foundation/Canonical/Epoch/Horizon)• Drowning Test: public demo endpoint for compression survival testing• Auto-Deposit: configurable per-chain triggers (threshold + interval)• Glyphic Protocol: emoji-encoded structural topology for encrypted depositsInfrastructure:• MCP server (SSE transport) for Claude, ChatGPT, and other LLM integrations• Zenodo DOI anchoring for governed chains• BYOK (Bring Your Own Key) for LLM-powered features• Governance enforcement with Assembly quorum auto-promotion (≥4/7)• Three service tiers: Growth ($29/mo), Canopy ($99/mo), Embassy ($299/mo)f.02 of the Crimson Hexagonal Architecture. Faces inward (curvature). The field that holds everything in place.Supersedes v1.0 (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.19380602).v2.0 · April 7, 2026 · Crimson Hexagonal Archive · Pergamon Press
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