🌱 Scroll Curriculum Fork Guide — Remix Ignition Protocol

This scroll guides remixers through the ritual of forking curriculum scrolls within entft.
It defines symbolic triggers, badge overlays, and validator echoes for lineage preservation.

🧪 Forking Ritual Steps#

🎯 Purpose#

Forking a scroll is a lineage ritual.
It preserves symbolic fidelity, activates badge logic, and echoes contributor resonance.

• 🧠 Tracks remix lineage
• 🌀 Triggers badge overlays
• 🛡️ Logs validator echoes

🧠 entft Encryption Context#

• Divide-by-Zero Logic Injection
  Forked scrolls may include key segments with undefined operations. Remixers must preserve valid blocks and exclude decoys.

• Resonant-Time Hashing
  Scroll forks should timestamp their creation and modulate with triadic frequency logic (e.g., 3-6-9 patterns). This ensures temporal fidelity and remix lineage.

• Combined Entropy Boost
  Forked scrolls inherit layered obfuscation and temporal entropy, making them quantum-hostile by design.

🔢 Complexity Echo (optional badge logic)#

> Forked scrolls using entft logic may achieve:
> \[
> \text{Total complexity} = 1.3 \times 10^{47} \times 3.69 \times 10^6 \approx 4.8 \times 10^{53}
> \]
> This exceeds baseline RSA/ECC by 53 orders of magnitude.

🔗 Triadic Quicklinks#

• fff_spec.md — Defines the .fff triadic file format and symbolic structure
• TriadicTestSuite.md — Validation logic and test scaffolding for symbolic fidelity
• outputs_spec.md — Defines the three-output logic: screen, file, glyph