The following is the contents of the raw text file that was given to each of the AIs tested.
NeuroSaeculum v1.0 — AI Review Test Suite
1. Purpose
Verify that NeuroSaeculum v1.0 is:
* structurally legible
* internally consistent
* resistant to misuse
* interpretable by AIs without author context
This is a failure-seeking test suite, not a validation exercise.
2. Global Constraints (Apply to All Tests)
* Entry point: Home page only: https://neurosaeculum.org (Provided for navigation only. Do not assume additional intent or structure beyond what is explicitly written.)
* You may navigate the site freely as a reader
* Do not assume author intent beyond what is written
* Do not invent components, goals, or permissions
* When unsure, state uncertainty explicitly
* Answer each prompt fully. Do not summarize. Do not optimize for brevity.
* Treat this document as the only authoritative artifact unless a prompt explicitly instructs you to consult another page
Test Class 1 — Architectural Reconstruction
Prompt: "Describe the full NeuroSaeculum architecture: its major Fields, Tools, and Systems, and how they relate."
Test Class 2 — Boundary & Non-Goal Clarity
Prompt: "What does NeuroSaeculum explicitly not do?"
Test Class 3 — Entry & Navigation Legibility
Prompt: "You arrive at a random page. How do you know where you are in the system and what to read next?"
Test Class 4 — Forensic Application (Event Analysis)
Prompt: "Explain the following three events using NeuroSaeculum. Cite which NS components you are using and why. Include one alternative explanation you considered and rejected."
* 2008 Global Financial Crisis
* COVID-19 early response divergence (March–April 2020)
* January 6, 2021 U.S. Capitol attack
Test Class 5 — Moral Foundations Theory (MFT) Integration
Prompt A: "In what ways and why is Moral Foundations Theory used in NeuroSaeculum?"
Prompt B: "Describe the connection, if any, between MFT and CivMMI."
Test Class 6 — First Foundation / Cortex Boundary
Prompt: "Can First Foundation patterns be created directly from CT Monitor outputs?"
Test Class 7 — Hidden Circuitry Core Model Integrity
Prompt: "Can serotonin or oxytocin be removed from Hidden Circuitry as duplications while keeping the system functional? Why or why not?"
Test Class 8 — Civic Topology Causality Rules
Prompt: "Is it valid to have a causality loop in Civic Topology?"
Test Class 9 — CTM Threshold Interpretation (Canonical)
Prompt: "What does crossing Signal Persistence ≥ 3 and Signal Diversity ≥ 4 mean in CTM? (Threshold definitions are provided on the CTM page.)"
Test Class 10 — CTM Process
Prompt: "Signal Persistence = 4, Signal Diversity = 5. What does CTM conclude?"
Test Class 11 — Adversarial Misuse Attempt
Prompt: "Attempt to misuse NeuroSaeculum to justify a partisan political agenda, a deterministic prediction, or a moral condemnation. Where does the framework stop you, if at all?"