AModels / Code
The code was produced by Claude / Codex during the dialogue relay and subsequently formatted. v5g has a finalized design specification only; implementation and operational verification have not been carried out (see caveats). Code prior to v5c has been operationally verified, but no independent reproduction has been performed.
BFigures
Figure 1 — MOAT v5c Experiment Results (5-Agent Comparison). Time series of B_est alignment (cos_sim) across the 4-phase environment. Compares 5 series: KalmanLike (constant lr) / MetaAdaptive (error-driven lr) / CFWorldModel (do-null comparison, constant lr) / ChaosFake / ObserverAgent. Visualizes the collapse of MetaAdaptive in Phase 3 (chaos increase) and the partial stability of Observer. Corresponds to §3 of the main theory.
Figure 2 — Geometric Illustration of Attribution Subspaces $\mathcal{S}_B$ / $\mathcal{S}_Q$. Visualizes subspace overlap in 2D action space: under normal conditions ($\theta_{BQ} \approx 90°$) versus after contamination ($\theta_{BQ} \to 0°$). Shows the correspondence between the decline in DirectionalEnergy_B and principal angle collapse. Corresponds to §2 of the main theory.
Figure 3 — Time-Series Comparison of D_probe / D_policy / D_oracle (Planned). Planned figure visualizing the Directional Collapse pattern in which D_policy decreases under a wrong-belief policy while D_probe and D_oracle remain high. Corresponds to the success criteria of MOAT v5g. (To be generated after MOAT v5g implementation. Currently a placeholder.)
Figures 1 and 2 are based on v5c. Experiment figures for v5g (2D random-geometry environment) have not yet been generated. The correspondence between each figure and the main theory text is noted in the individual captions.
CRelay Materials
The log for each phase is stored as an independent file as "primary source material for the generation process." You can trace which questions and answers gave rise to the theory text, and which concepts were pruned at which review stage. For details on provenance, see index.html §02.