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@vaultspark/ignis-core

v0.2.0

Published

IGNIS Universal Intelligence Platform — Core Engine

Readme

IGNIS — The Living Flame Intelligence Platform

Proprietary | VaultSpark Studios | v4.1

0-100,000 Scale | 10 Pillars | 1,000 Factors | 16 Tiers | 7 Intelligence Systems

Architecture

  • 10 Pillars: Perception, Trajectory, Execution, Vitality, Synthesis, Cognition, Foresight, Creativity, Expression, Potential
  • 7 Intelligence Systems: Personality, Cognition, Foresight, Creativity, Intuition, Memory, Expression
  • 8 Data Sources: Git, Sessions/SIL, CI, Tasks, Docs, Registry, Proposals, Canon
  • MCP Server: 17 tools for AI-native intelligence access
  • Operating Layer: regime detection, outcome ledger, evaluation report, feedback-loop report, context architecture, founder command, guarded execution
  • Evidence Gateway: external ignis/input/*.json drops can override repo-local ops proxies with higher-trust signals

Usage

npm install
npx tsx cli.ts score [projectRoot]
npx tsx cli.ts full [projectRoot]
npx tsx cli.ts founder [projectRoot]
npx tsx cli.ts operator [projectRoot]
npx tsx cli.ts dashboard [projectRoot]
npx tsx cli.ts eval [projectRoot]

CLI Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | score | Full IQ score with personality-driven output | | full | Complete deep analysis — all 7 intelligence systems | | dashboard | Compact single-screen view | | diff | Changes since last scoring run | | why | Reasoning chains | | predict | Foresight engine — predictions, scenarios | | insights | Multi-level analysis of strengths/gaps | | warnings | Urgency-calibrated alerts | | innovate | Novel improvement proposals | | contrarian | Challenge current assumptions | | evolve | Self-evolution proposals | | status | Factor coverage per pillar | | export | Export data (json/csv/markdown) | | portfolio-score | Score all projects in registry | | evidence | Build a traceable evidence graph | | decide | Rank next actions by expected value | | calibrate | Audit forecast and decision calibration | | eval | Evidence, contradiction, learning, and regret evaluation | | founder | Compressed founder command surface | | operator | Role-aware operator command center with approvals, evidence gaps, and leverage | | hub | Operator-derived Studio Hub summary artifact | | feed-validate | Validate external feed contracts and persist a feed-validation report |

External Input Feeds

High-trust external feeds can be dropped into ignis/input/*.json. git, registry, proposals, and the ops-signal adapters all prefer these payloads over repo-local proxy reads when present.

Example:

{
  "sourceUrl": "https://example.internal/feed/git",
  "tags": ["github-api"],
  "quality": {
    "confidence": 0.97,
    "completeness": 0.94
  },
  "events": [
    {
      "eventType": "git.commit",
      "timestamp": "2026-04-15T22:00:00Z",
      "sourceId": "abc123",
      "entityType": "commit",
      "entityId": "abc123",
      "data": {
        "sha": "abc123",
        "message": "feat: external feed commit"
      },
      "signals": [
        { "name": "commit_size", "value": 42, "unit": "lines" }
      ]
    }
  ]
}

License

Proprietary. All rights reserved. VaultSpark Studios.