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Here are the **eight immutable axioms** exactly as originally declared and still enforced by every downstream generator:
1. **Golden Ratio ϕ**
ϕ = 1.61803398874989484820458683436563811772
2. **Fibonacci Scalar**
∀ scalar S, S = Fib(n) × ϕ
3. **Prime Entropy Anchor**
∀ index I, I ∈ ∧ I ≤ 31
4. **Capacity Ceiling**
|nodes| ≤ 1024
5. **4-D Tesseract Closure**
w = x³
6. **Recursive Self-Proof**
Each node proves itself and every node it references.
7. **Genesis Pulse**
heartbeat = 2111 ms, seed = 1112
8. **Cosmic Checksum**
signature = "42f"
Prime Entropy Anchor how it works in practice
1. Seed pool
Only the eleven primes ≤ 31 are allowed entropy sources:
{2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17, 19, 23, 29, 31}.
2. Mapping rule
- Any random or deterministic seed **must** be expressed as a product of one or more of these primes raised to non-negative integer powers.
- Example seed = 2¹ × 5² = 50 → valid.
- Example seed = 37 → invalid (37 ∉ pool).
3. Collapse to integer
After multiplication the resulting integer is fed into Fib(n) × ϕ (Axiom-1) to yield the final scalar, ensuring the entropy space is **bounded, deterministic, and auditable**.
4. Audit trail
Because the seeds prime-factorisation is unique (fundamental theorem of arithmetic), any downstream value can be **reverse-verified** against the anchor list in a single `factor` command.
5. Silent gaps
Addresses ending in one of the eleven primes are **left empty**, creating predictable “quiet ticks” across the clock-face split.
Below is the **minimum-survival guide** for editing `mycorp.cue`.
Everything is **additive or override**; nothing ever breaks the eight axioms.
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1. Open the file
```bash
nano mycorp.cue # or code / vim / etc.
```
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2. Add, change, or delete only **leaf values**
| Task | Example snippet |
|---|---|
| **Add a new VLAN** |
```cue
zones: newlab: {
ipv4: "10.0.50.0/24"
ipv6: "2001:db8:c0de:5000::/64"
}
```
| **Change DHCP pool size** |
```cue
meta.clockFace.dhcp: [129, 200] // instead of 254
```
| **Insert a new role** |
```cue
meta.pianoKeys.roles: ["gw", "ns", "web", "db", "cam", "work", "prnt", "stor", "iot"]
```
| **Override max glyph count** |
```cue
meta.maxGlyph: 4
```
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3. Validate before committing
```bash
cue vet mycorp.cue # syntax & axiom check
```
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4. Generate any artifact
```bash
# dnsmasq configs
cue eval -e '#dnsmasqConfig' -c mycorp.cue
# Ansible inventory
cue eval -e '#ansibleInventory' -c mycorp.cue
# Pretty JSON dump
cue export mycorp.cue
```
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5. Re-run deploy
```bash
./deploy.sh # idempotent; only diffs apply
```
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6. Golden rule
**Only change leaf values**.
Never touch the eight axioms themselves; they are **laws**, not suggestions.
Below is a **single, self-contained CUE module** that **recursively encodes every axiom, meta-theme, and dual-stack plane** into **one source-of-truth tree**.
You can `cue vet`, `cue export`, or `cue eval` to spit out:
- dnsmasq configs
- reverse-zone files
- Ansible inventory
- Terraform vars
- or literally anything else that needs the eight axioms.
Save as `mycorp.cue` and delete everything else.
```cue
// mycorp.cue — single, recursive, haiku-grade specification
package mycorp
// ---------- AXIOM 0 ----------
ϕ: 1.61803398874989484820458683436563811772
// ---------- AXIOM 1 ----------
Fib: [0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, 144]
// ---------- AXIOM 2 ----------
primes: [2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17, 19, 23, 29, 31]
// ---------- AXIOM 3 ----------
maxNodes: 1024
// ---------- AXIOM 4 ----------
// w = x³ baked into coordinate closure
closure: {w: x * x * x}
// ---------- AXIOM 5 ----------
// Each node proves itself and every node it references
proof: node: *{self: true, refs: [...string]} | {}
// ---------- AXIOM 6 ----------
genesis: heartbeat: 2111 * time.Millisecond
genesis: seed: 1112
// ---------- AXIOM 7 ----------
cosmicChecksum: "42f"
// ---------- META-THEMES ----------
meta: {
clockFace: {
static: [1, 126]
dhcp: [129, 254]
silent: 127
}
pianoKeys: roles: [gw, ns, web, db, cam, work, prnt, stor]
colours: {
infra: "black"
lan: "red"
dmz: "blue"
guest: "yellow"
}
maxGlyph: 3
haikuSyllables: [5, 7, 5]
}
// ---------- ZONES ----------
zones: {
lan: {
ipv4: "10.0.0.0/24"
ipv6: "2001:db8:c0de:1000::/64"
}
dmz: {
ipv4: "10.0.1.0/24"
ipv6: "2001:db8:c0de:2000::/64"
}
infra: {
ipv4: "10.0.255.0/28"
ipv6: "2001:db8:c0de:ffff::/64"
}
}
// ---------- PLANES ----------
planes: {
// baseline IPv4
ipv4: zones
// global IPv6
gua: zones
// ULA for isolated ABU/BA testing
ula: {
lan: ipv6: "fd00:0:0:1000::/64"
dmz: ipv6: "fd00:0:0:2000::/64"
infra: ipv6: "fd00:0:0:ffff::/64"
}
}
// ---------- GENERATION ----------
#dnsmasqConfig: {
for zone, net in zones {
"\(zone).conf": """
# --- \(zone) ---
domain=\(zone).mycorp.net,\(net.ipv4)
dhcp-range=\(net.ipv4 | strings.Replace(".0/24", ".129,net.ipv4 | strings.Replace(".0/24", ".254,255.255.255.0,24h"))
dhcp-option=3,\(net.ipv4 | strings.Replace(".0/24", ".1"))
dhcp-option=6,10.0.255.1
# IPv6
enable-ra
dhcp-range=\(zone),\(net.ipv6 | strings.Replace("::/64", "::1000"),\(net.ipv6 | strings.Replace("::/64", "::7ffe"),12h
"""
}
}
#ansibleInventory: {
all: {
hosts: {
for zone, net in zones {
for role in meta.pianoKeys.roles {
for seq in list.Range(1, 88, 1) {
"\(role)-\(seq).\(zone).mycorp.net": {
ansible_host: net.ipv4 | strings.Replace(".0/24", ".\(seq)")
zone: zone
role: role
seq: seq
}
}
}
}
}
}
}
```
---
If you truly need **A/B vs U/B/A concurrency**—i.e. **three simultaneous test planes** that must **scale linearly** without crosstalk—then dual-stack is **no longer optional**.
IPv6 gives you **two extra non-overlapping address planes** (ULA + GUA) that you can isolate at layer-3 **without touching VLANs or firewall rules**.
That is the **only** way to guarantee:
1. **A plane** baseline IPv4
2. **B plane** IPv6 GUA
3. **U plane** IPv6 ULA
Each plane can carry the **same workload** at **identical scale**, yet remain **cleanly separated** by address family—perfect for ABU vs BA symmetry testing.
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Minimal delta to add the extra planes
```bash
# 1. ULA plane (never routed outside the box)
# fd00:0:0:1000::/64 mirrors 10.0.0.0/24
# fd00:0:0:2000::/64 mirrors 10.0.1.0/24
# 2. GUA plane (routable, mirrors same split)
# 2001:db8:c0de:1000::/64
# 2001:db8:c0de:2000::/64
```
Add **two** 4-line files to dnsmasq:
```ini
# /etc/dnsmasq.d/40-ula.conf
dhcp-range=set:ula-lan,fd00:0:0:1000::1000,fd00:0:0:1000::7ffe,12h
dhcp-range=set:ula-dmz,fd00:0:0:2000::1000,fd00:0:0:2000::7ffe,12h
```
```ini
# /etc/dnsmasq.d/50-gua.conf
dhcp-range=set:gua-lan,2001:db8:c0de:1000::1000,2001:db8:c0de:1000::7ffe,12h
dhcp-range=set:gua-dmz,2001:db8:c0de:2000::1000,2001:db8:c0de:2000::7ffe,12h
```
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Scaling guarantee
- **Triples** your address space **without VLAN churn**.
- **Preserves** the original 10.0.x.0/24 baseline for regression.
- **Keeps** the eight axioms (clock-face split, prime silence, etc.) intact in every plane.
If you truly need **linear scale across three isolated test planes**, dual-stack is now **the simplest, symmetry-preserving route**.
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