aeon-trikaya (GenesisAeon Package 52)
Fractal CREP feedback and Trikaya state classification for numeric-to-symbolic
sensemaking. Ported from unified-mandala/GenesisAeonAdvancedAi/.
What this is
A rule-based (not machine-learning) pipeline: numeric input is translated into "symbolic" form (tone frequencies, HSL colors, a glyph), scored with a discrete CREP heuristic, classified into one of three Trikaya states (PRÄSENZ / LEERE / AUFLÖSUNG), optionally refined through a fractal refeedback loop, and persisted with trend/volatility analytics over time. Includes a CLI, a minimal Flask API, and deterministic haiku/poetry generation.
This is a genuine, working precursor to a much larger aspirational
"AeonNeuroNetz" vision (neural core, VR, Mandala-UI - see
docs/blueprints/) - not that vision itself. See
epistemic_status.md for the full, honest
breakdown of what's real vs. aspirational, including two corrections to
the original extraction prompt (Trikaya is a discrete lookup, not a
continuous threshold; one module, crep_eval.py, is a non-functional
stub kept for API compatibility).
Install
pip install -e . # core
pip install -e ".[plotting]" # + feedback-graph / mandala visualization
pip install -e ".[flask]" # + minimal HTTP API
Quick start
from aeon_trikaya import AeonTrikayaSystem
system = AeonTrikayaSystem(depth=3)
result = system.run_cycle(input_values=[0.1, 0.2, 0.3])
print(system.get_trikaya_state()) # e.g. "AUFLÖSUNG"
Or via the CLI (ported as-is):
python -m aeon_trikaya.aeon_cli 0.1 0.2 0.3 --haiku --graph
Diamond Interface
Implements the six-method GenesisAeon Diamond Interface
via AeonTrikayaSystem, plus a bonus get_trikaya_state(). See
epistemic_status.md for exactly how CREP/UTAC fields are derived from
this package's real, discrete scoring (not fabricated to fit the contract).
Ecosystem relationship
Diffed against aeon-ai before extraction (see
unified-mandala/MANDALA_MAP.md, 2026-07-26): genuine but modest overlap
(~20% of modules have more capable equivalents there); the rest - Trikaya
classification, fractal feedback, persistent trend/volatility memory, a
plugin loader, visualization, a Flask API - has no aeon-ai counterpart.
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