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; application source is AGPL-3.0-or-later.

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 source code is open under AGPL-3.0-or-later (see LICENSE in the repository). Mobius Substrate aligns code licensing with AGPL under C-360; scoped public datasets may use CC0 where documented. Source: github.com/kaizencycle/mobius-civic-ai-terminal.