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WaxTablet Scandoc Zero Modular Topology Research Previews 0.1.0

Oct 2026 · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 3 references

Abstract

Eight editable Scandoc Zero browser research previews: InvariantTap, Invariant Surface, AGI Science, AGI Communicate, Manifest, Display, six-leg Navigation and the Harness Observatory. Tap and Surface are independent instruments with a shared conceptual core balance, not a measured physical coupling. The package implements contact-driven moire and short sound pulses, local completed-contact receipts, declared convex-layer sawtooth/wobble responses and indirect rhythm, local knowledge-only experiments, virtual non-persistent credit and burn rules, contract/evidence export, strict single/history import, and scripted orchestration with linked Sentinel A/B receipts. A reviewed DOI registry distinguishes exact planar fixture lineage, provisional sphere context and different-source related deposits. Setting reviewed benchmark metadata triggers the existing GitHub Pages validation/compile/deploy workflow. The hub has a manual metadata check capped at 64 KB and optional 15-minute visible-page checks, off by default. No external LLM inference or Perplexity task execution is involved in this update path. Updated metadata does not silently replace a running fixture. Node checks and bounded Chromium interactions verify software behaviour and receipt integrity. Deposited upstream test counts retain their own scopes and are not claimed as this browser release suite. Physical iPhone audio/tilt, independent multi-LLM convergence, AGI capability, high-energy-site causation and physical or intersample safety are not validated. The sphere remains quarantined, provisional and non-canonical. Receipts are content commitments, not signatures, anchoring or truth. The source is frozen at public commit 80621db89c3c9360b0e9862db8fd3aa74497800e. The archive includes the existing multi-file site, eight unchanged standalone HTML filenames, checks, scoped evidence and upstream notices. The companion PDF maps these interfaces to the existing Waxtablet website. No protected production baseline, private alignment catalogue, uploaded artwork, raw user contact archive, credentials, recovery keys or Git history is deposited. Existing Zenodo records and waxtablet.co.uk hosting are unchanged.

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