Documentation

The Lethal Interval, Endogenous Resilience, the biological metaphor (reflex arc as architectural pattern), and how HOSA positions itself relative to existing tools and kernel mechanisms.

The perceptive-motor cycle, eBPF sensory probes in kernel space, the predictive cortex in user space, hardware proprioception, warm-up calibration, and the five non-negotiable design principles.

Mahalanobis Distance as anomaly detector, Welford incremental covariance updates, EWMA smoothing, temporal derivatives, robustness under non-normality, Load Direction Index, and the bipolar regime classification matrix.

The six-level graduated response (Level 0–5), from homeostasis through vigilance, containment, severe containment, and autonomous quarantine. Throttling policy, safelist, quarantine modes by environment class, and the Thalamic Filter.

Neuroplasticity-inspired baseline recalibration. Formal pre-conditions, interaction with the regime spectrum, safeguards against premature adaptation, seasonal profile segmentation, and the principle of "adapting to variation while refusing to normalize pathology."

The bipolar operational spectrum from Anomalous Silence (−3) through Homeostasis (0) to Viral Propagation (+5). Sub-demand regimes, over-demand regimes, adversarial detection via covariance deformation, supplementary metrics, and the integrated classification matrix.

Installation prerequisites, build instructions, runtime flags, environment detection, capability requirements per response level, safelist configuration, Kubernetes DaemonSet deployment, and operational best practices.