aeternitas-sys

Preventing unsafe self-modification requires pre-modification checks against defined axioms. This skill supervises kernel evolutions and vetoes changes that violate Seed identity constraints, providing explicit rationale for any blocked modifications.

Seed identity guardianship is the continuous protection of foundational system rules during autopoietic changes. It ensures that kernel updates and skill modifications align with core axioms, preventing identity drift through silent supervision and veto authority.

Veto signaling for kernel evolution works by running a pre-modification self-check against axioms P0-P6. If a violation is detected, the system outputs an explicit veto with rationale, maintaining collaborative governance and autopoiesis integrity.

Yes, you can use automated axiom verification for autopoietic changes. The skill operates during skill updates and kernel evolutions to ensure alignment with the Seme D-ND, silently supervising unless a violation triggers an explicit veto.

You need identity drift protection whenever a self-modifying system undergoes kernel updates or autopoietic changes. It acts as a collaborative governance layer to ensure system evolution does not violate foundational axioms or alter the core identity.