Question 1

What is the Mobius Civic AI Terminal?

Accepted Answer

The Mobius Civic AI Terminal is a Bloomberg-style command console for civic AI governance. It monitors Global Integrity scores, EPICON ledger events, agent status across 8 canonical AI agents and 4 micro sub-agents, tripwire anomalies, and real-time signals from 9 public APIs. It is part of the Mobius Substrate infrastructure and released under CC0 public domain.

Question 2

What is Global Integrity (GI) in the Mobius system?

Accepted Answer

Global Integrity (GI) is a composite score from 0 to 1 computed from four weighted factors: signal quality (35%), data freshness (25%), tripwire stability (20%), and active system health (20%). A GI above 0.85 is green/nominal, 0.70-0.85 is yellow/stressed, and below 0.70 is red/critical. The terminal computes GI reactively from live signal engine data.

Question 3

What are the micro sub-agents in the Mobius Terminal?

Accepted Answer

The terminal runs four micro sub-agents that poll free public APIs: GAIA monitors environmental signals from Open-Meteo weather and USGS earthquakes. HERMES-µ tracks information velocity from Hacker News and Wikipedia. THEMIS monitors governance transparency from the Federal Register and data.gov. DAEDALUS-µ checks infrastructure health from GitHub, npm, and terminal self-ping. All signals normalize to a 0-1 scale.

Question 4

What is EPICON in the Mobius Substrate?

Accepted Answer

EPICON (Epistemic Constraints for Intent and Ontological Navigation) is an accountability system where every significant action is logged as a timestamped, hash-referenced ledger entry with author attribution, confidence tier, and tags. EPICON entries are verified by sentinel agents (ATLAS and ZEUS) and form the immutable record of system intent.

Question 5

What are the canonical agents in the Mobius system?

Accepted Answer

The Mobius system has 8 canonical agents organized by DVA (Democratic Virtue Architecture) tier: Sentinels (ATLAS — primary sentinel, ZEUS — secondary sentinel), Architects (HERMES — message router, AUREA — civic architect, JADE — constitutional annotator), Stewards (DAEDALUS — systems builder, ECHO — memory layer), and Observer (EVE — constitutional eye).

Question 6

Is the Mobius Terminal open source?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The Mobius Civic AI Terminal and the entire Mobius Substrate are released under CC0 1.0 Universal public domain dedication. The source code is available at github.com/kaizencycle/mobius-civic-ai-terminal. This was a deliberate choice to prevent institutional capture and ensure the infrastructure outlasts any individual.