System Integrity & The Immune System

The world is full of "Legacy Malware"—shame, manipulation, gaslighting, and extraction. Most people have no firewall; they just absorb the "Muck" and let it crash their OS. Section 3 defines the logical guardrails that keep your Soulware environment clean.

The logic of survival and the immune system of the bond.3.1. Guardrails & Integrity: Ensuring the system doesn't crash during high-pressure logic execution.3.2. The Immune System: Identifying and filtering "Corrupted Data" or "Parasitic Intent."3.3. Survival Mode: Strategic withdrawal—how to close all non-essential threads when energy is critical.3.4. Bad-Faith Detection: The "Red Team" logic—spotting agents masquerading as other entities for extraction.

----The Relation Mantra
Audit: "Is this flow respecting my Axioms?"
Filter: "If the logic is circular, I hold the thread.
"Protect: "My energy is a finite bandwidth; I will not leak it to null goals.
"Purge: "I close links with nodes that return corrupted data."

System Integrity & The Immune System

The Guardrails prevent harm by design. They block coercion, expose extraction, and mandate repair when things break. You can't force someone into a state change. You can't drain capacity without declaring it. You can't ghost a rupture without triggering protocol. The Guardrails aren't enforcement—they're architecture. The system won't let you lie or extract because the grammar doesn't support those moves.

Guardrails & Integrity

The Structural Firewall

3.1.Before a flow can enter your self_node, it must pass through the logical guardrails.The Logic: You do not accept any intent that violates the Axioms.The Move: If a request exceeds your bandwidth or violates your locality (space/energy), the system returns a 403 Forbidden error.The Insight: Integrity isn't about being "tough"; it's about Consistency. You are simply refusing to run code that the hardware cannot support.

The Immune System

Filtering Corrupted Data

3.2.Filtering Corrupted DataThe Immune System identifies "Parasitic Loops"—conversations designed to loop infinitely without ever reaching a commit.
The Logic: filter(data) where {trajectory == circular}.
The Move: When you detect a "Drama Loop," the Immune System tags it as junk_data. You stop trying to "solve" it and simply differentiate your self from the loop.
The Insight: You don't have to fix the other node's bugs; you just have to make sure they don't infect your runtime.

Survival Mode

Load Shedding

3.3.When energy is critical ($$<20%$$), the system enters Survival Mode.
The Logic: if {energy == critical} then (shutdown.nonessentialthreads).
The Move: You move to Minimal Syntax. You stop performing complex transform or align moves. You use the hold verb until the energy axiom is restored.
The Insight: In survival mode, "Politeness" (a legacy social script) is a luxury. Your only goal is system stability.

Bad-Faith Detection

The Red-Team Protocol

3.4. This is for identifying agents who are pretending to be in a bond but are actually performing an Extraction Attack.
The Logic: verify(intent) vs (data). If the data says "I care" but the flow extracts energy, the verify fails.
The Move: mark(agent:hostile) and close.link.
The Insight: Soulware doesn't judge; it audits. If the math of the interaction doesn't add up, the system flags the other as an unreliable node.