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One map. Internal architecture and the wider ecosystem.

internal designation — The Sovereign Stack

Project-AI's own kernel, doctrine, and review layer sit at the center. Around it are the independently maintained sibling repositories this portal documents. The map below distinguishes what a repository's own README actually states from what is merely the same author working in the same style.

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How the ecosystem connects

coreinternal architecturesibling repository
Project-AIKernelDoctrineTriumvirateThirsty-LangCerberusTAARThirstys WaterfallThirsty Skill Library

Hover or focus a node to see what it is and how it relates to Project-AI. Solid cyan lines are relationships stated in a repository's own README; dashed gray lines mark same-author repositories with no stated technical integration — this map does not invent connections that aren't documented somewhere.

Reading the map honestly

Solid cyan edges quote a specific claim from a repository's own README (e.g. Project-AI's README names Thirsty-Lang/TARL as "the Physics" and Cerberus Ω as "the Mind" of its "Trinity of Sovereignty"). Dashed gray edges mark repositories that share an author and a governance philosophy with Project-AI but have no stated technical dependency on it — TAAR, Thirstys Waterfall, and the Thirsty Skill Library all fall in this category today. This map will only grow a solid edge when a source document says so.

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