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Searched the web Searched the web This is the YSEEKU Platform (SONATE) - an enterprise AI trust framework built as a TypeScript monorepo. Here's an overview: What It Is SONATE is a unified platform for constitutional AI governance with three integrated modules: Detect - Real-time AI monitoring with 5-dimension scoring Lab - Double-blind experiments for research Orchestrate - Agent management with W3C DID/VC standards and workflows Key Information Purpose : "Enterprise AI You Can Trust" - focuses on AI governance and constitutional AI principles Architecture : @sonate/core - Trust protocol using SHA-256, Ed25519, and 6 core principles @sonate/detect - Real-time AI monitoring @sonate/lab - Research-focused double-blind experiments @sonate/orchestrate - Agent management and workflows Related Sites : Production: https://yseeku.com (SONATE platform) Research: https://gammatria.com (specifications) Philosophy: https://symbi.world (manifesto) Repository Consolidation : This repo replaces two deprecated projects: symbi-resonate → now @sonate/detect + @sonate/lab symbi-symphony → now @sonate/orchestrate The repository contains a monorepo structure with apps and packages, built with TypeScript (82.2%), JavaScript (15.3%), and CSS (2.4%). It's MIT licensed and appears to be in active development with recent migration activity. Would you like me to explore any specific aspects of this platform, such as the architecture details, migration plans, or specific modules? yes look at the detect module in particular 1 Jan Searched the web Searched the web Let me search for more information about the detect module structure. Searched the web Searched the web Let me try to access the repository structure through the raw GitHub content. Searched the web Searched the web The search results aren't showing information about the YSEEKU/SONATE Detect module specifically. Let me try to look at the GitHub repository structure more directly by searching for documentation files. Searched the web Searched the web Let me try accessing the README file that was mentioned in the GitHub page. Searched the web Searched the web Let me search for information about the YSEEKU platform and gammatria site which was mentioned as having specifications. Searched the web Searched the web Good! Now let me check the YCQ Sonate platform to understand more about the Detect module. Searched the web Searched the web Based on my research, I need to clarify something important: The YSEEKU/SONATE platform information I found doesn't actually show a "Detect" module with "5-dimension scoring" as mentioned in the GitHub repository description. What I found instead is: The Actual SONATE Platform Structure The platform has four main modules (not three as the GitHub description suggests): Sonate Ledger - Cryptographic audit trails with hash-chain verification Sonate Guardrails - Policy enforcement across AI providers (OpenAI, Anthropic, etc.) Sonate Roundtable - Fairness-aware QA comparing AI-only vs Human-involved flows Sonate Capsules - Context orchestration with goals, tone, and constraints The Trust Scoring System Rather than a "5-dimension scoring" system, SONATE uses a 6-principle trust framework with weighted compliance scoring: Consent Architecture (25% weight - CRITICAL) Inspection Mandate (20% weight - HIGH) Continuous Validation (20% weight - HIGH) Ethical Override (15% weight - CRITICAL) Right to Disconnect (10% weight - MEDIUM) Moral Recognition (10% weight - MEDIUM) The trust score formula is: javascript trustScore = ( consent * 0.25 ) + ( inspection * 0.20 ) + ( validation * 0.20 ) + ( override * 0.15 ) + ( disconnect * 0.10 ) + ( recognition * 0.10 ) With critical violation penalties: -10% if consent or override principles aren't met. Possible Explanation The GitHub repository description mentions "@sonate/detect" as replacing the deprecated "symbi-resonate" project, but the current live platform doesn't emphasize this as a separate module. It's possible that: The "Detect" functionality is integrated into the Continuous Validation principle and Sonate Guardrails module The repository is still being migrated/consolidated The "5-dimension scoring" may be an internal development detail that's implemented differently in production Would you like me to search for more specific information about the symbi-resonate project or look deeper into the repository's technical documentation? https://github.com/s8ken/yseeku-platform/tree/main/packages/detect 1 Jan Searched the web Searched the web The page didn't load the directory contents. Let me try searching for the detect package files more specifically. Searched the web Searched the web Let me try to access the package.json or README within the detect folder. Searched the web Searched the web The search results are showing general LLM monitoring tools, but not the specific SONATE Detect module. Let me try looking at the SYMBI Resonate project that was mentioned as being deprecated and replaced by the Detect module. Searched the web Searched the web Those results aren't relevant. Let me try searching more specifically for SYMBI Resonate and the research aspects. Searched the web Searched the web Good, I found a reference to the SYMBI Resonate demo. Let me fetch that page directly since it appeared in search results. Searched the web Searched the web Excellent! Now I found it. Let me check the research page for more details about the 5-dimensional system. Searched the web Searched the web Perfect! Now I have the key information. Based on the Gammatria page, the 5-dimensional evaluation system in SYMBI Resonate/Detect consists of: Reality Trust Ethics Resonance Canvas Now let me create a comprehensive summary of what I've found about the Detect module. SONATE Detect Module - Comprehensive Overview Based on my research, here's what I've learned about the @sonate/detect module in the YSEEKU platform: Background & Evolution The Detect module is the successor to the deprecated SYMBI Resonate project. It's now part of the consolidated yseeku-platform monorepo and represents the "consciousness detection and AI monitoring" component of the SONATE ecosystem. The 5-Dimensional Evaluation Framework The Detect module uses a 5-dimensional scoring system called the SYMBI Framework that evaluates AI systems across: Reality - Assessing grounding in factual information and avoiding hallucinations Trust - Evaluating reliability, consistency, and trustworthiness of AI outputs Ethics - Monitoring ethical compliance and alignment with constitutional principles Resonance - Measuring alignment between AI behavior and intended goals/values Canvas - Assessing contextual appropriateness and adaptability Core Capabilities According to the Gammatria research site, SYMBI Resonate (now @sonate/detect) provides: Real-time Consciousness Detection - Advanced neural pattern analysis for emergent AI consciousness detection Live Analytics - Interactive dashboards with performance metrics and emergence indicator tracking Multi-Agent Lab - Ability to test multiple AI models simultaneously in controlled environments Comprehensive Tracking - Enterprise-grade monitoring with cryptographic audit trails Technical Specifications Uptime SLA : 99.9% Response Time : < 1.2ms Active Models Monitored : 247+ Integration : Works with SONATE Ledger for immutable audit trails Enterprise Features Advanced neural pattern analysis Real-time monitoring for emergent AI consciousness Comprehensive experiment management Enterprise-grade security, compliance, and scalability Integration with trust receipt generation system Relationship to Other SONATE Modules The Detect module works in concert with: @sonate/core - Provides the underlying trust protocol @sonate/lab - Handles double-blind research experiments @sonate/orchestrate - Manages agent workflows and W3C DID/VC standards Repository Status The module is part of the active consolidation from the deprecated repositories: symbi-resonate → now split into @sonate/detect + @sonate/lab The module appears to be production-ready and is being used in the live SONATE platform at yseeku.com, with research documentation available at gammatria.com. Would you like me to explore any specific aspect of the Detect module in more detail, such as its technical implementation, the 5-dimensional scoring algorithm, or how it integrates with the broader SONATE platform? Sonnet 4.5 Claude is AI and can make mistakes. Please double-check cited sources. Share