Make the contracts explicit.
Map current state, retained memory and interfaces. Keep the two new mind names tied to acceptance criteria.
One system. Different responsibilities.
A clear account of what exists, what remembers,
and what still needs to be proved.
Code present, operational acceptance and design intent are different kinds of evidence. This atlas makes the distinction visible. Nothing here executes an action.
Each responsibility informs the next. Retained memory is evidence from the past; current state describes what is happening now. Neither grants permission to act.
Select a responsibility to explore its inventory. Arrows describe an architectural loop, not a currently callable end-to-end system.
Search the current inventory, inspect a responsibility, or compare two entries. The new names Stateful Mind and RememberingMind describe agreed design requirements; related components are mapped without being silently renamed.
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ALL RESPONSIBILITIESTry a broader term or reset the status and responsibility filters.
No operational status can be inferred. Reload this static atlas to try again.
A composition to build and prove.
Not a borrowed intelligence claim.
The intended direction combines our bounded Gigi retrieval and adaptation with our April staged generation and validation workflow in each mind. Existing prototypes are not evidence that every mind already implements that composition.
JITAGI targets the smallest useful task capability with provenance, recovery and retirement. Architectural metaphors do not establish AGI, physical quantum behaviour or semantic quality.
Map current state, retained memory and interfaces. Keep the two new mind names tied to acceptance criteria.
Ground Gigi and April in their actual bounded implementations. No automatic conversion of all minds is claimed.
Test attribution, failure recovery and permitted action boundaries. Any future training requires dataset consent and a separate evaluation contract.
Historic programme documentation records a LoRA canary. The expected current artifact pointer is absent in the supplied evidence; no from-scratch owned foundation weights are established. Retrieval and lexical generation are different mechanisms. Training is not the default next step for this architecture.
New evidence can change a status. A better name cannot.
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